Nintendo DS "Android Emulator" App Released

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Nintendo DS emulators have been around for awhile on PCs, but a proper touchscreen version for a mobile platform like Android OS? This time we're talking about an actual handheld-based DS emulator. You'll also need Nintendo DS ROMs, software copies of the original Read Only Memory chips used in Nintendo's video game cartridges. 

Tiger Lab says it plans to pour "huge efforts" into getting the DS emulator up to grade by adding a dynamic recompiler, simulating a graphics processor (GPU), allowing OpenGL hardware rendering, and adding a floating point unit (FPU).

While Sony was busy announcing its PlayStation Certified suite of PS1 games for Android devices, the developers at Tiger King were busy getting an emulator of the Nintendo DS up and running on Android phones.

All emulators start out as proof of concepts and over time, with a little determination and a whole lot of hours spent debugging, a usable app usually turns up. If the emulator seems slow now, wait until people start mucking around with the powerful quad-core Sony NGP.

Tiger Lab apps by Tiger King has just released a Nintendo 3DS emulator demo app for Android devices. Hit the source link to give the Nintendo 3DS emulator a whirl on your Android.

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Pacman Google Doodle Game Remains Hot and Impressive !!

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Google has come up with the best method to bring home the message of Jules Verne - often called the father of science fiction. Verne studied law and his father was a wealthy lawyer. Verne earned his living initially as a stockbroker, but his love always remained writing. In the 77 years of his life-time, Verne initiated and enriched the genre of science fiction. 

or those who missed yesterday's Jules Verne Google doodle, the search giant has set up a standalone Web site that allows users to interact with the ocean scene from the doodle. The image is available at www.google.com/logos/verne_hd.html. The doodle was placed on Google's homepage Tuesday in honor of author Jules Verne's 183rd birthday, who wrote "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," among other classics.

The success of that doodle also prompted Google to create a standalone version of the playable logo, available at www.google.com/pacman. Today, the new Google Doodle has been transformed into an underwater vessel to celebrate Jules Verne’s 183rd birthday, the author of the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

Google Doodle changes for different holidays and events. Google Doodler Jennifer Horn posted on the official Google Blog that, the decision to honor Verne as someone who sparked her imagination as a child.

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