Since we covered a Quake port for the Nintendo DS earlier, it's only fair that the iPhone gets one as well, right? Developer ZodTTD recently released a new homebrew port of id Software's popular shooter for the iPhone and iPod touch. Find out how the game plays and looks like on your favorite Apple gadget by reading our full article after the jump.

Developer Eric Hobbs recently released a new build of his ongoing cquake homebrew game project for the DS. Among other updates, this new build now features double tap support for the handheld's touch screen.

Download: cquake 070808

If you're ready to reminisce the good old times with some classic FPS gaming, then get ready to download the latest build of developer Eric Hobb's Quake port for the Nintendo DS. The 062008 release build of cquake includes a prebuild of the single and multi-player versions. For more details on the new version of cquake, check out our full article after the jump.

Download: cquake 062008 release

Remember Deniska's cool homebrew game Rise of the Triad for the PSP? We bet you do. We've got some great news about it as we've recently learned that coder ChillyWilly has just updated it to give it better controls and TV screen display functionality. If that got you curious, head on to the full article for full details.

Download: Rise of the Triad v1.01

If you're feeling down about not being able to play some of the more classic FPS homebrew games using the latest PlayStation Portable custom firmware, then don't despair. Developer CoderX was recently able to release a new 3.xx patch, which revives one of the best old school shooters on the Sony handheld with PSPDoom. More details about PSPDoom in our full article.

Download: PSPDoom 3.xx (Phat/Slim)

Thanks to tipster CJ, we have come across the port of Duke3D, and this time, it's for all you PSP Slim owners out there. The creator of this port, Wally, has some reminders and shoutouts first, so why don't you read up on it over at the full article?


Download: Duke3D PSP Slim

Homebrew developer MDave has released Kurok PSP Demo v0.1 on the PSP. A first person shooter game which uses a modified Quake engine port complete with multiplayer. To find out more, check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Download: Kurok PSP Demo v0.1
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If you're in the mood to streamline your work process, then here's something that could probably help: Peter Maurer's Witch 2.0, a handy application for your Apple workhorse that lets you bind application-switching actions to specific keystrokes. Already at version 2.0, it has quite the update - more specifically, how it's made the jump from donationware to shareware. Check out all the details in the full article.

Responding to comments from users who have been having problems with installing Quake 1 v1.0 from jurajstyk on their PSPs, PSP Slim Hacks has released an easy installer for the game. Users can go through the readme from the original program for the features and controls.

Download: PSP Quake Easy Installer

Doom is probably one of the few titles that has been ported many times by the ever hardworking homebrew coders we have around. Just like today, QJ.NET reader CJ sent us word regarding another iteration from Chilly Willy. The coder gave this explanation for this release:

Here's my conversion of ADoomPPC, one of the better DOOM conversions (for the Amiga). It's got a simple, decent gui that runs before you start the game which allows you to set most of the major DOOM settings. On the Slim PSP, it supports TV out. This arc includes the source, two sets of MIDI instruments and the shareware WAD file.

This really is a good development for the homebrew scene because most consider Doom as one of the forerunners of the FPS genre. Chilly Willy added that while this was created on PSP Slim & lite running on CFW 3.71 M33-2, it has also been tested on PSP Fat running on CFW 3.52 M33-4.

For those of you who are wondering, Chilly Willy's Doom for the PSP doesn't work with networking and cheats.

Download: Doom for the PSP