That’s right! The Moon Books Project, the number one source for DPG movies has relaunched with a whole new design. We also offer free (legal) downloads of movies in MP4 format as well as science fiction and horror audio drama (OTR) and audiobooks.
As you know The Moon Books Project has been your number one source for classic literature, movies and comics on the Nintendo DS. We have decided to branch out a bit lately to also offer free audiobooks and movies in mp4 format that are downloadable and usable on a plethora of devices.
We are also excited to announce that Moon Books Publishing is now entering the new market of comic books on the Amazon Kindle.
Slow week at Moon Books this week with work and family and stuff. This week we have added two cult classics, exploitation films by Dwain Esper. Both films are in both DPG (for use with Moon Shell on the NDS) and MP4 formats.
Reefer Madness – Docudrama about how ‘reefer’ can lead to all kindsa bad stuff, including murder, rape and insanity.
Sex Madness – Wild parties, lesbianism, and premarital sex are some of the forms of ‘madness’ portrayed.
We have been up for about a week now, and things are going smoothly with our relaunch. Below is a list of books and movies we have released for use on the NDS and PC where applicable! All of the movies we release are in both DPG format for viewing with Moon Shell on the DS and in MP4 format for viewing on everything else. All of the books are plain text for reading with Moon Shell on the DS, and when available a Librivox audiobook is also made available. I plan on posting an update every friday.
Movies:
George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead
Ed Wood’s Plan 9 From Outer Space
Roger Corman’s The Fast and the Furious
Roger Corman’s Little Shop of Horrors
The Charlie Chaplin Film Festival
Books:
Edgar Rice Burroughs’ A Princess of Mars
Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds
Phew… After our grand re-launch we ran into some very poorly timed problems with plugins and had to retool quite a bit of the site, but finally, now I can announce our previously announced announcement that The Moon Books Project is Back! (again!)
(quoting myself from a week or so ago)
The Moon Books Project has re-re-launched, with an exciting new interface and all of our exciting old content intact!That’s right NDS homebrew enthusiasts, head on over and download all of your favorite homebrew games and applications (homebrew and application section under construction. You can also download all of the comics, books and movies (over 150 movies!) from our comic, book and movie download section (also under construction, but fully functional).
So head on over, sign up, hang out and download a movie or two, I personally recommend DOA and Night of the Living Dead.
And remember all of our content is in the public domain, and is freely and legally downloadable.
The Moon Books Project
The Moon Books Project has re-launched, with an exciting new interface and all of our exciting old content intact!
That’s right NDS homebrew enthusiasts, head on over and download all of your favorite homebrew games and applications (homebrew and application section under construction. You can also download all of the comics, books and movies (over 150 movies!) from our comic, book and movie download section (also under construction, but fully functional).
So head on over, sign up, hang out and download a movie or two, I personally recommend DOA and Night of the Living Dead.
And remember all of our content is in the public domain, and is freely and legally downloadable.
The Moon Books Project
Over at The Moon Books Project we are celebrating documentary week and making available a varitable flood of documentaries in both DPG format (for viewing on the Nintendo DS with Moon Shell) and MP4 format.
So far we have made available the following documentaries, so head on over and enlighten yourself:
BBS: The Documentary (if you are unfamiliar with BBSes and want to know what people did before the Internet, check this out!)
Zeitgeist and Zeitgeist: Addendum
Also, we have launced a review website for games, movies and other cool stuff called Moon Books Magazine, we know it’s not very original, but it works… :p
Following up on our posting of the various Nethack variants on the Nintendo DS, we have uncovered a version of the popular roguelike Angband, as well as a working variant called FAAngband for the NDS.
For those not aware Angband is a dungeon-crawling roguelike computer game derived from Umoria. It is based on the writings of J. R. R. Tolkien, in which Angband is the fortress of Morgoth.
FAangband is based on Oangband. Changes have been made principally with the intent of immersing the player in the world of Tolkien’s Silmarillion late in the First Age. While it is certainly not perfectly consistent (all the bad guys are still alive; all the good guys are dead, or at least have lost their best equipment), an attempt has been made to remove as many anachronisms as possible.
As well as the binaries for the NDS, source is also available for FAAngband, for homebrew coders to tinker with.
The Moon Books Project has now made strips #1 – 731 of xkcd available for download and viewing on the Nintendo DS.
Issues 1-170 of the Heroes graphic novel are now available for download in 5 volumes for reading on the Nintendo DS with Comic Book DS.
Also available is the graphic novel version of Cory Doctorow’s Futuristic Tales of the Here and Now.
Download comics for the NDS and then download ComicBookDS to read the comics.