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Sony PocketStation Games — LaunchBox Games Database
Bokujou Monogatari: Harvest Moon
Sony PocketStation — Released — December 16, 1999
As a young boy, you visited your grandfather’s farm one summer, which was one of the best there was. Now, some years later, your grandfather has passed away and you inherited his farm, which is now in a state of disrepair. The Mayor of the village has given you three years to turn things around, and bring the farm back to a state that your grandfather would be proud of.
At the same time, you must also think about dating and getting married to secure a place in the village. Roll up your sleeves and get ready to get dirty, because that farm needs help and you’re the only one who can make it the…
Brightis
Sony PocketStation — Released — October 14, 1999
Brightis is a Role-Playing game, developed by Shade and published by SCEI, which was released in Japan in 1999.
Sony PocketStation compatible.
Chivas 1-2-3: Destiny! Unmei O Kaerusha!
Sony PocketStation — Released — January 6, 2000
Chocobo Stallion
Sony PocketStation — Released — December 22, 1999
Chocobo Stallion is a game in Square’s long running Chocobo series. The game is a spin-off of sorts of the minigame found in Final Fantasy VII where the aim is to breed chocobos and compete with them in various races. This game, as opposed to the minigame, is much more complex and in depth with various statistics screens, racing schedules and more.
The player starts out with one chocobo on a ranch, but as the game progresses more will be added to the stable.
The game features a story including characters from the Chocobo’s Dungeon games, and uses similar chibi style graphics.
Compatible…
Dance Dance Revolution: 3rd Mix
Sony PocketStation — Released — June 1, 2000
The 3rd edition of the popular arcade dance rhythm game. Different arrows scroll up to the top of the screen along with the music and you must step on the appropriate directions with the right timing. A wide range of difficulty settings and songs makes it good for beginners and veterans. With a dancepad connected, you need quick eyes and feet to master this game. This edition adds a few new things for the home user like Diet Mode, which measures the amount of calories used during the game, Edit Mode to create your own dance steps, a Pocket Station mode, and also a linkup feature with Konami’s…
Doraemon 3: Makai No Dungeon
Sony PocketStation — Released — December 14, 2000
Nobita can’t take it any more! His teacher yells at him at school, his mom yells at him at home, his friends make fun of him, and the girl he likes is spending her time with someone else.
He runs home to Doraemon, begging him to find a place where he can hide from the world.
Doraemon uses one of his famous tools from the future and finds a hidden cave, deep underground. However, they soon stumble on an ancient altar and wind up releasing a strange (but friendly) creature named Bit. Nobita’s friends find out, but when they head back into the cave, an ancient demon appears and kidnaps…
Double Dragon
Sony PocketStation
Final Fantasy VIII
Sony PocketStation — Released — February 11, 1999
Squall Leonhart is a young man in training to become of member of SeeD — a mercenary organization and the goal of all young students in Balamb Garden. Squall is not a particularly friendly guy and has troubles with his fellow students and teachers. On the eve of his graduation hostilities break out between the city-states of Galbadia and Dollet. As their final test, Squall and three other students are sent on a mission to assist in the fight against Galbadia.
In the process they discover that there are other characters pulling strings from behind the stage, and eventually uncover a mystery…
Jet De Go!
Sony PocketStation — Released — February 3, 2000
Jet de GO! is a spin-off from the famous Densha de GO! series by Taito. Instead of trains, this title focus exclusively on flying planes. Players can take off and land with a J-31 business jet, a mid-range Boeing 767 or a long haul Boeing 747. The game modes include Flight mode, Cruise mode and Lesson mode.
Compatible with Sony PocketStation.
The Legend of Dragoon
Sony PocketStation — Released — December 2, 1999
The Legend of Dragoon is a Japanese-style RPG, visually reminiscent of Final Fantasy VII (pre-rendered backgrounds, 3D characters and battle scenes, CG animations to advance the story). Battle mechanics follow the traditional turn-based prototype, with a few additions such as critical attacks dependent on precise timing, and «dragoon» transformations, which allow access to powerful techniques.
Game progression is largely linear, with the «world map» replaced by locations represented as connected dots.
The Magic Shiny Bag is an item that can be obtained in the Japanese version of the game….
Metal Gear Solid Integral
Sony PocketStation — Released — June 24, 1999
This special version of Metal Gear Solid adds first-person view, a level of difficulty for newcomers, bettered artificial intelligence for some enemies (including bosses) on higher difficulty settings, and, on the third disc Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions.
If a PocketStation is used to save data instead of a standard memory card, a program can be saved to the device after the player clears the main game and is given their rank. This program is actually a minigame in which the player is given a top-secret mission by Naomi Hunter to exchange codenames with five other PocketStation users…
Pocket Digimon World
Sony PocketStation — Released — June 29, 2000
A Museum was opened in the Digimon World.
It preserved some ancient history and artifacts of the Digital World within. But one night, some evil Digimon decided to brake in and steal all the items, scattering them all around File Island.
Jijimon, the owner of the museum and eldest in the File City, decides to enlist some help from a Digimon Tamer (the player) to retrieve all the lost exhibits. These exhibits consist of art, music, information of Digimons, history of Digital World and video clips, which can be reviewed in the console game after collecting them. The actual main game primarily…
Pocket MuuMuu
Sony PocketStation — Released — February 4, 1999
Pocket Muumuu is a game developed by Sugar & Rockets (well known for the Jumping Flash game series and this game too takes place in that Universe) that’s was a way of promoting the new Sony peripheral Sony PocketStation, the gameplay takes place in an alien world where your character job is about making money to buy the pocketstation games for your pocketstation and to buy additions to your future theme park.
You can buy things like fans, sundials, platforms, a castle and a lot more. To make money you need to play the pocketstation games. It’s easier to get money in certain games and some are…
Pokeler
Sony PocketStation — Released — October 28, 1999
Pokeler (aka Pokera) is a communication tool that allows the player to configurate events (add them to the calendar), add different faces, music & sounds for his Pocketstation. All is configurable in the differents menus.
Pop’n Music 2
Sony PocketStation — Released — September 14, 1999
pop’n music 2 is one of the many titles in Konami’s long-running rhythm game franchise. Notes scroll toward the bottom of the screen along nine tracks, and the player must tap the correct buttons in time with the music to play along. Play well, and the «groove meter» increases, but play poorly and it will drop. If the groove meter is high enough at the end of the song, the player can move on to the next song.
This release includes all of the tracks from the first game, along with the new tracks from the arcade release for a total of over 40 songs to play. Several new high-difficulty modes…
R4: Ridge Racer Type 4
Sony PocketStation — Released — December 3, 1998
Developed exclusively for the Sony Playstation, this fourth title in the Ridge Racer series features new visuals, powered by goraud-shaded polygons, giving each car and track a more refined appearance, while keeping the same arcade gameplay popularized by the first game of the series.
While it includes the usual time attack and a new split-screen versus mode, the focus of the game is the Real Racing Roots ’99, Ridge City’s three heat, seven race championship, with the grand finale in a speedway during New Year’s Eve.
The game is also compatible with the JogCon peripheral and the…
RayCrisis
Sony PocketStation — Released — April 20, 2000
RayCrisis is the third part of a series of «Ray» shooting games.
In the story it is considered a prequel to the first game’s plot, RayForce. It is the only game without a two-player mode in the ported PlayStation version, even though the arcade does have 2 player mode.
The Japanese version of the game supported a downloadable game called «Pocket Ray» for the PocketStation system. Since the PocketStation was not released in the U.S., the «Pocket Ray» minigame was removed from the American localization of RayCrisis by Working Designs.
RockMan 2: Dr. Wily no Nazo
Sony PocketStation — Released — September 2, 1999
Rockman Complete Works is a lineup of video game remakes released only in Japan for the PlayStation in 1999. Rockman Complete Works contains the first six entries in the Classic Mega Man series, originally released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
The six games were released individually, each disc containing a port of the original Nintendo Entertainment System version as the game’s «Original Mode», as well as a «Navi Mode»; «Navi Mode» features a hint system in the form of a supporting character giving tips to the player, an updated HUD, an arranged soundtrack, and other optional game.
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RockMan 3: Dr. Wily no Saigo!?
Sony PocketStation — Released — September 14, 1999
Rockman Complete Works is a lineup of video game remakes released only in Japan for the PlayStation in 1999. Rockman Complete Works contains the first six entries in the Classic Mega Man series, originally released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
The six games were released individually, each disc containing a port of the original Nintendo Entertainment System version as the game’s «Original Mode», as well as a «Navi Mode»; «Navi Mode» features a hint system in the form of a supporting character giving tips to the player, an updated HUD, an arranged soundtrack, and other optional game…
RockMan 4: Aratanaru Yabou!!
Sony PocketStation — Released — October 28, 1999
Rockman Complete Works is a lineup of video game remakes released only in Japan for the PlayStation in 1999. Rockman Complete Works contains the first six entries in the Classic Mega Man series, originally released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
The six games were released individually, each disc containing a port of the original Nintendo Entertainment System version as the game’s «Original Mode», as well as a «Navi Mode»; «Navi Mode» features a hint system in the form of a supporting character giving tips to the player, an updated HUD, an arranged soundtrack, and other optional game…
RockMan 5: Blues no Wana!?
Sony PocketStation — Released — November 25, 1999
Rockman Complete Works is a lineup of video game remakes released only in Japan for the PlayStation in 1999. Rockman Complete Works contains the first six entries in the Classic Mega Man series, originally released on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
The six games were released individually, each disc containing a port of the original Nintendo Entertainment System version as the game’s «Original Mode», as well as a «Navi Mode»; «Navi Mode» features a hint system in the form of a supporting character giving tips to the player, an updated HUD, an arranged soundtrack, and other optional game.
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Saga Frontier 2
Sony PocketStation — Released — April 1, 1999
The sequel to Saga Frontier, but also to the less known Romancing SaGa games, Saga Frontier 2 allows you to play the stories of two main characters — a young prince Gustave XIII, who has been exiled from his homeland because he was unable to use the mysterious power of Anima and to become a worthy successor to the throne, and William Knights, a treasure hunter, who strives to find ancient artifacts containing great powers. Their stories are connected to each other, and each story occupies almost a lifetime: the characters grow up and die, new characters are born, etc.
Saga Frontier 2 breaks…
Seiken Densetsu: Legend of Mana
Sony PocketStation — Released — July 15, 1999
In Legend of Mana the player controls a hero or heroine traveling over the land of Fa’Diel. The game features a land creation system, allowing the player to create new locations and story elements by placing mysterious artifacts.
Those ancient artifacts are repositories of the land’s long-forgotten memories and the many events that once took place there. As the game advances, the player will receive more artifacts and find out more about the land. It is also possible raise pet monsters and create powerful golems, forge mighty weapons or refine musical instruments.
In addition to the main…
Street Fighter Zero 3
Sony PocketStation — Released — December 23, 1998
Street Fighter Zero 3 (Street Fighter Alpha 3 in the West, which is not compatible with Sony PocketStation) was initially ported from the Arcade in 1998 to the PlayStation. This version replaced the «hit» sprites with «hit» polygons in order to focus more memory on character animations. Juli, Juni, and Balrog were added to the immediate regular roster, and they were given new character portraits and their own storylines. Dee Jay, Fei Long, and T. Hawk (the remaining «New Challengers» from Super Street Fighter II) were also included to the roster.
Evil Ryu, Guile, and Shin Akuma were also added…
Tron ni Kobun
Sony PocketStation — Released — July 22, 1999
Tron ni Kobun (known in the West as «The Misadventures of Tron Bonne») is an action-adventure game that was developed and published by Capcom for the PlayStation. Released in Japan in 1999 and in North America and Europe in 2000, the game is part of the Mega Man Legends (Rockman DASH) series. It is also a prequel and spin-off of the first Legends game.
Rather than focusing on the heroic protagonists of Mega Man Legends series, the game follows series antihero Tron Bonne, sister of the criminal Bonne family of air pirates.
The Japanese version includes PocketStation support whereas the…
Portable weather stations — your digital pocket weather forecaster is always at hand
Home » Measuring instruments » Portable weather stations — your digital weather forecaster is always at hand
Weather is probably one of the most popular topics of conversation among our compatriots today.
Even an analysis of the political situation in the country or the current exchange rate is not as interesting to an ordinary person as the weather forecast for the next day. Accurate data on the weather, people leading an active lifestyle, fishermen and hunters, tourists and sportsmen are especially needed. It is for this category of people that portable weather stations were invented. nine0003
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Content
- What are portable weather stations
- The main functionality of portable weather stations
- Multifunctional portable weather stations
- DPRESS and Disadvantages of portable weather stations
that are portable weather stations
PROMANTAL (NAMEN A weather station is a small digital climate control instrument that accurately measures ambient temperature and changes in barometric pressure. nine0003
All portable weather stations are shaped so that the user can comfortably hold and operate the functions with just one hand.
The waterproof and shockproof body of the product is usually made of durable ABS plastic with a rubberized coating, or titanium with plastic panels.
Portable weather stations are powered by replaceable and built-in rechargeable or AA batteries. Devices equipped with built-in batteries are equipped with mains chargers. Some premium models are equipped with a solar battery that can serve as a battery recharge. nine0003
A pocket weather station is the dream of a man of the 20th century. Today, you can buy such a gadget in almost any store of climate technology. Buying such a device, you can always determine the weather for the next day and be calm when going on vacation, in the mountains, fishing or hunting.
The main functions of portable weather stations
Almost all devices have a built-in temperature sensor to measure air temperature, a digital barometer, an alarm clock, a clock and a calendar. In addition, most devices are equipped with tools that are not typical for home weather stations, such as:
- Altimeter (altimeter).
Units of measurement are meters, feet. - Compass with magnetic declination -90° to + 90°
The microprocessor of the mini-weather station analyzes the received data and displays a symbolic weather forecast for the next 12 hours.
Multifunctional portable weather stations
Multifunctional portable weather stations, despite their small size, are equipped with just a huge arsenal of functions that often go beyond the required. Of course, you can’t cook dinner or light a fire with the help of multifunctional portable weather stations, but many functions can come in handy on a camping trip. nine0003
Although, for all weather stations, the main function is still the analysis of weather factors, on the basis of which the weather forecast is compiled.
Depending on the model, in addition to the basic options, multifunctional portable weather stations are equipped with:
- Built-in anemometer to determine wind speed.
- Sensor, for measuring the temperature of water (snow, soil).
- Hygrometer for measuring air humidity.
- Dew point. nine0012
- Atmospheric density.
- Thermodynamic limit for temperature increase or decrease.
- Memory.
- Flashlight.
- A special insert that prevents the device from sinking and keeps it on the surface of the water.
Due to the design features of portable climate control devices, they are only digital. Analog devices have rather large dimensions, they are afraid of physical influences, therefore they cannot act as wearable devices. nine0003
The main advantages of portable digital weather stations are:
- Excellent functionality.
- Lightweight and small.
- Shockproof and waterproof qualities of case and display.
- Good measurement accuracy. The average error in temperature measurements is 0.1 °C.
- Wide temperature measuring range. Average indicator for pocket weather stations, from -20 С° to +50 С°.
Despite such a number of advantages, portable weather stations have a drawback, which is a short battery life. Of course, it all depends on the functionality and capacity of the battery, the fewer options are enabled, the less power the device consumes. nine0003
When choosing a portable weather station, pay attention first of all to devices with removable batteries and a shockproof case. Rechargeable batteries can always be replaced with conventional AA or AAA form factor batteries. If you choose a pocket weather station with an anemometer, then choose a device with a removable impeller that can be replaced without tools.
Pocket workstation for C++ programmer
? nine0002 It was decided to write the editor interface in C++ using the popular Qt toolkit.
Initially, it was assumed that the main code would be developed on a regular desktop in the QtCreator development environment, and binary cross-assemblies of mips and arm would be uploaded to the tablet for testing. However, it soon became clear that this approach was extremely inefficient, maybe. in addition to the need to upload each new assembly, there are a large number of other problems — in particular, the impossibility of using a normal visual debugger and any other convenient debugging tools that are built into QtCreator. nine0003
The obvious decision came suddenly ( especially suddenly for the creators of the platform, which is generally intended for this, yeah ) — if Wishnu is used to run regular desktop software on a tablet, then why not run QtCreator on it, assemblies which fortunately ended up in the Debian repositories for the mips architecture.
Total — «apt-get install qt-sdk» inside Wishnu and got a portable pocket developer station in C++/Qt with a complete QtCreator IDE.
Any computer or laptop with a keyboard and mouse, or a TV (if the tablet supports HDMI and work with a mouse and keyboard in USB host mode) can become a thin terminal for accessing all this happiness. nine0003
Here is the actual QtCreator running on a Novo7 Paladin with MIPS inside. Everything that is inside the window in the center of the monitor is actually running inside the tablet, the image goes to the monitor via usb / vnc (if desired, it can be stretched to full screen, regardless of the smartphone / tablet screen size).
Development process (we get contacts on a wide desktop from a small and inconvenient android-touchscreen-book).
The debugger is running.
The result is the end product of Wishnu Symbiosis — contacts from android on a wide screen with easy editing with your favorite keyboard and mouse. nine0003
The original platform, by the way, recently published the source code, installation instructions for an android-smartphone-tablet on wishnu.
org, Wishnu on Google Play (comments are unusually pleasant).
still different screenshots
on Java can also be cooked (eclips has not tried, but Jedit is quite efficient):
TV via HDMI:
Photo in Photoshop
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Open office pulls too:
For example presentations:
It is more convenient to edit tables on a wide monitor with a mouse and keyboard, and not like this:
touchscreen.
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