Welcome to Kuwanger.net
Here you will find a collection of projects I am current working on,
along with older works.
Ongoing Projects
- Plugin2GBA - A program to turn Pogoshell plugins and files into stand-alone gba roms.
Somewhat Ongoing Projects
(ie, updated sparingly, often only when the parent project is updated)
Dead Projects
(ie, not being worked on for the foreseeable future)
- Apack - An implementation of a compression algorithm named Apack, useful because of its small decompressor footprint and rather good average compression ratio. The speed and compression ratio still leave something to be desired.
- Unofficial Pogoshell - A fork of Pogoshell v2.0b3, a file manager for the Gameboy Advance, focused on enhancing Pogoshell after official development stalled.
- Unofficial SMSAdvance - A fork of SMSAdvance v2.0, a SMS/GG emulator for the GBA, that will include compression support. Currently it's in beta testing.
- PocketNES...k - A fork of PocketNES, an NES emulator for the Gameboy Advance, focused on including useful features such as compression support and cheat support.
- Unofficial Goomba - A fork of Goomba (Official Site), a Gameboy emulator for the Gameboy Advance, focused on including custom border support and more palette control.
- Unofficial Cologne - A fork of Cologne, a Colecovision emulator for the Gameboy Advance, focused on including compression support. This will likely be folded into a future version of Cologne.
- Pocket Save Organizer - A tool for working with PocketNES, Goomba, and SMSAdvance save files.
- Unofficial Pogonsf - A fork of PogoNSF, an NES sound file player for the Gameboy Advance, focused on including compression support.
- PocketNES-k - A fork of an older version of PocketNES, using a different (and much more difficult to manage) compression scheme. This has been dropped in favor of PocketNES...k.
- Various x86 Assembly Projects - A collection of various x86 assembly projects, including an eye-candy PCX viewer, a simple 2D shootem'up, and several TSR programs. These are all DOS programs.
