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Source Code for Programming your own PSP Games and Programs

This archive of PSP homebrew source code is a great way to get started coding your own PSP applications and games. Plenty of documentation to go along with the code.

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ArcadeAtHome Site for Home-built Arcade Games

This is a complete website for building and emulating your favorite arcade games. Includes instuctions on installing the software and building your own arcade cabinets.

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Learn How to Install and Run Homebrew Games on a Sony PSP

This article provides a simple step-by-step procedure for loading home-made and emulator games on a Sony PSP player. Includes a list of software tools, images, and a detailed video of the process.

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Homebuilt Arcade Cabinets

Photos and parts lists for a variety of arcade cabinets. Uses a PC and MAME emulator for the gameplay.

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Bartop Arcade Cabinet

Instrcutions, photos, and parts list for a bartop arcade cabinet. Uses a PC and MAME emulator for actual gameplay. Includes downloadable schematics.

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Breaktime Sitdown Arcade Cabinet

Build an X-Box driving arcade game cabinet. Parts list and photos included.

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PlanetJay's MAME Cockpit

PlanetJay provides the steps needed to make your own cockpit-style arcade game. Uses a PC and MAME video game emulator to drive the games themselves.

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Happyhour Bartop Arcade Cabinet

Instructions, photos, and PDF plans for building a bartop arcade cabinet. Uses a PC and MAME emulator for actual gameplay.

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Sparky's Standup Arcade Cabinet

Photos and parts list for the construction of a standup arcade cabinet. Uses a PC and MAME emulator for the actual gameplay.

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UncleT's Standup Arcade Cabinet

Photos and an item list for building a standup arcade cabinet for your favorite computer games.

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Sparky's Arcade Driving Cabinet

Photos and instructions for building an arcade driving cabinet. Uses a PC and MAME for the actual gameplay. Includes a PDF file of the designs and a short video documenting the construction.

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Tabletop TRON Arcade Game

Photos and parts list for a homebuilt tabletop TRON arcade game. Uses a dismantled laptop for the screen.

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UncleT's Rotating Arcade Cabinet

Photos and parts-list of a home-built 6-panel rotating arcade driving cabinet.

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Pocketz's Deluxe Arcade Driving Cabinet

Photos and parts list for a home-built standup arcade driving cabinet. Supports a variety of MAME-based computer arcade games.

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Video Arcade Controls

All of the designs and supplies needed to construct an arcade-style cabinet and controller for your favorite computer games.

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Original Pac-Man on a Chip

This site provides the information needed to download and burn the complete arcade version of Pac-Man onto an FPGA chip. Output is to a standard VGA monitor. Includes a download for the VHDL source code. Requires experience

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Gameboy Advance Internals Reference Guide

This is a guide to the internal workings of the Game Boy Advance. (GBA) It is used by developers to make GBA games.

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JROKs Arcade Hardware and Schematics

This site provides a nice source for classic arcade game schematics, game boards, EPROM datasheets, and hardare retrofits. Some kits require purchase.

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Original Asteroids Deluxe on a Chip

This site provides the information needed to download and burn the complete arcade version of Asteroids Deluxe onto an FPGA chip. Output is to a standard VGA monitor. Includes a download for the VHDL source code.

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Ultimate Game Boy Advance Programming Newbie Guide

This text guide will give you the basics of developing and testing your own GBA games.

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Learn Programming tricks for Gameboy Advance Games

Here you will find pages on various aspects of GBA programming, such as the GBA video system, button handling, DMA, interrupts, BIOS calls, and various graphical tricks.

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Original Galaxian on a chip

This site provides the information needed to download and burn the complete arcade version of Galaxian onto an FPGA chip. Output is to a standard VGA monitor. Includes a download for the VHDL source code.

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Learn how to program Music and Sound for the Gameboy

The MASO System library is a complete system to play sound and music on the Gameboy Advance.

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Learn how to make backups of your Gameboy Games

Instructions and tutorials on backing up your Gameboy ROMS to your PC.

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Original Space Invaders on a Chip

This site provides the information needed to download and burn the complete arcade version of Space Invaders onto an FPGA chip. Output is to a standard VGA monitor. Includes a download for the VHDL source code.

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MappyVM Handheld Video Game Emulator

The MappyVM program is a virtual machine emulator, which can be used to develop and test handheld video games, like those for the Gameboy and Gameboy Advance.

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Gameboy Advance Developers Website

The complete resource for making your own GAmeboy Games. Includes tools and source code downloads.

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Computer Generic Universal Boardgame

The Generic Universal Boardgame, is a Java 2 application that allows players to play almost any type of board game from the comfort of their computer chair. Using a simple text file with game piece descriptions, a GIF or JPG copy of a game board, and an optional set of graphics for the game pieces, almost any board game can be played using this interface.

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Open Source Gameboy Developers Kit

An open source software developers kit for the Gameboy video game system.