Heads up, Wiibrewers! libwiisprite, the popular Wiibrew sprite library, has received a new update from its authors, Chaosteil and Feesh! This update receives the new reference pixel system, which allows you to rotate and scale a sprite around a specific point. More details in the full article.

Download: libwiisprite v0.3.0a

Developers Chaosteil and Feesh! recently got around to release the latest version of the Wii homebrew sprite library libwiisprite. This newest build, version 0.2.2, packs in some very significant additions which helps improve the library's efficiency as a homebrew developing tool. Find out the specifics of what new changes were added since the previous release in our full article.

Download: libwiisprite 0.2.2

Homebrew developers Chaosteil and Feesh! recently updated their homebrew sprite library for the Nintendo Wii platform, libwiisprite. Its newest build bumps itself up to version 0.2.1 and comes with a lot of optimizations to help those homebrew projects out. Find out what new changes were added since our previous coverage of libwiisprite after the jump.

Download: libwiisprite v0.2.1

Budding Wii homebrew developers shouldn't pass up the chance to get their hands on the latest build of Chaosteil's and Feesh!'s homebrew sprite library, libwiisprite. Version 0.2.0 packs in a lot of substantial features, which includes the ability to finally load 24-bit PNG images. Find out more about the new changes in libwiisprite since our previous coverage in the full article.

Download: libwiisprite 0.2.0

Homebrew developers Chaosteil and Feesh! recently got around to update the C++-based sprite library for the Nintendo Wii platform, libwiisprite. The latest build, version 0.1.9, was described as the "bug fix release", which addressed several issues that were noted in previous releases. More details about libwiisprite 0.1.9 can be found in our full article.

Download: libwiisprite 0.1.9

With the limited number of development libraries and other tools designed for the Wii homebrew scene, it's no surprise that there aren't that many people working on homebrew projects for the Nintendo platform. Fortunately, developers Chaosteil and Feesh! recently came up with a sprite library which introduces a simple and fun way to develop Wii homebrew. Find out more about libwiisprite v0.1.8b in our full article.

Download: libwiisprite v0.1.8b

As homebrew developer Feesh promised at an early release of MAsteroids, he delivered on version 0.4: Nunchuk support. And we're not talking about a Wiimote and Nunchuk combo for controlling one player - we mean one player controls his ship on the Wii remote and the other controls his asteroids buster on the Nunchuk. Plus, he's added Classic Controller support. But he's not done with just those. Learn more about his plans for expanded controller support at the full story.

Download: MAsteroids v0.4

Homebrew developer Feesh has released Lua for the Wii. This release potentially opens the floodgates for a new breed of Wiibrew coders, as coders now have the option to write in the Lua scripting language. More details in the full article.

Download: Lua for Wii v5.1.3