One of our favourite coders, Ruckage has just finished porting one of his fantastic games, “Snake on Dope” to the Caanoo. It plays like a regular game of Snake but with a very trippy twist. The more pills your snake pops, the harder and harder it becomes to see, as the display wobbles and wiggles and changes colour. All very very cool.
Features include:
30 Levels
2 Game modes
8 great music tracks (Courtesy of Pat Ferguson)
Separate highscore for each map/mode
Several control methods
Adjustable game speed
A few secrets
Yes, dear reader. With almost no delays to speak of since its E3 announcement, the Caanoo is finding its way into the hands of open-source gamers across the globe. A few retailers are still waiting for their consoles from GPH, but Play-Asia have started sending theirs out. Members of the GP32X forums have posted first impressions as well as a number of reviews; go give them a read!
With a name as intriguing as Fish Fillets, how can you not be interested? ZX-81 has ported the homebrew game across to the Wiz.
Fish Fillets NG is strictly a puzzle game. The goal in every of the seventy levels is always the same: find a safe way out. The fish utter witty remarks about their surroundings, the various inhabitants of their underwater realm quarrel among themselves or comment on the efforts of your fish. The whole game is accompanied by quiet, comforting music.
SplinterGU from the Spanish scene has ported GP2Xpectrum across to the Caanoo, making it the first piece of software publicly available on the Caanoo Archive. You’ll be able to grab it from here.
This is Ginge. No, not that kid that got bullied a lot in your class at school, this is a genuine bonafide GP2x emulator, playable on the Wiz and Pandora. I know what you’re thinking – witchcraft, right? But Notaz seems to have pulled it off, and it’s looking pretty spectacular. It opens both the Wiz and the Pandora (and potentially the Caanoo) up to hundreds more games and applications. My mind is blown.
When I talk about the Caanoo, I would love to start by telling you how this console magically appeared at my door one day, direct from the shores of Korea. Unfortunately, I had to work for this unit, as it got held at a mail depot far away from me, and using only public transport and my own two feet, I spent the best part of a day going to collect it. Was it worth it? Read on. Continue reading 'REVIEW: The GPH Caanoo'»
Spanish distributor Hardcore Gamer has revealed pictures of a bunch of new accessories that GPH is manufacturing, and will be available soon. Among those are the official Caanoo wifi stick, an Ext to USB adaptor for the Wiz, and the fabled TV out cable, compatible with both.
Up until now, there’s been nowhere based in the USA to pre-order your Caanoo from. Well fret not, because your search is over! Dingoo-Digital-USA are taking preorders for the Caanoo, and will be sending them out as soon as they get stock!
As we zoom headfirst towards the launch of the Caanoo, the brand new open-source handheld console, its manufacturer, Gamepark Holdings is keen to point out the differences between the Caanoo and other handheld portable devices. Today we are going to look at the differences between the Caanoo and iOS devices, namely the iPhone, iPad and the iPod Touch. Shall we?
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