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A homebrewer going by the name of Fuzzy has made a very crude version of Smash Bros. for the DS as you can see on the video above, called Smash Brothers Rumble. It seems to be a completely new engine of sorts with custom sprites and the likes. Its still at a very early stage as you can see but the project shows promise. Lets see how far he can get before the cease and desist arrives!

Download Smash Bros. Rumble files here.

Thanks grumbr!

Still bugged the Wii lacks any media capabilities? Well the buzzing Wii Homebrew scene has the answer! A recently released application called Wii Media borrows a page from XBMC, the famous Xbox media center software, in turning your Wii into a functional media center, being able to play audio and video from an SD card as well as listening to ShoutCast radio online.

This is just the first release of Wii Media, V.01 so don’t expect it to be perfect by any measure. The project is set to go open source after the base code is cleaned up which should speed up development and who knows, in 6 months or so your Wii could be a mean, lean, media machine.

[Wii Media]

Lo and behold as the Indie and homebrew game scene quickly jumps on board the Wii. A group of flash artists and game designers have teamed up to launch Wiicade, a flash arcade game vault, all games are designed for complete control using the Wiimote. Some of these games are just typical minute wasters but there’s a few nicely polished ones out there like Pursuit, an adventure game in the old point and click tradition. Whether you have a Wii or, like us, are stuck with your keyboard and mouse for a couple more weeks, check out Wiicade for some flashy fun.

Thanks BillyBombomb

[Wiicade]

Screw electroplankton, the DS midi complete with synth software is a music and gaming geek’s wet dream.

It turns the DS into something much like the Kaoss Pad. Without a doubt my favorite DS hack to date. And the arcane magic behind it seems to be quite simple too. The author has also coded a sequencer called dSTAR, which looks like this.

Next: 100 YouTube videos of geeks playing Mario and Zelda themes on their DS.

[TheRain's Dev Blog]