Gpx2 Unvailed!!


rabbits with hats posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:56 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:53 PM said:
Angel posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:51 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:47 PM said:
It looks nice. Very nice even but if all it does is what the GP32 can do but a little better then it will ultimately not live up to the potential it could have had.

I personally feel for any new GP to do really well it needs to be able to do all the GP32 can do and more. Not just the same but better.

For example will it be able to manage N64 and PSP emulation. If the answer is yes then it will be a major hit if the answer is no then even though most of us will probably get one it will still ultimately have failed to be what it could have been by being able to emulate the next generation of consoles up from the Genesis and SNES.

PSP emulation? You are joking right???


LOL I meant PSX


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PSX?

Well whatever the first damn playstation weas called then :p PS1 probably!
I never owned one I had an Amiga it was much more fun.
 

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could be good for emulation, one cpu emulates main cpu, the other one Graphics and sound. would that be faster?
 
"and is it safe to assume that battery life will be only about 2-3 hours since 166mhz GP32 gets like 4-6 at 166mhz?"

No. Newer tech tends to be more conservative towards power.
 
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 04:00 PM said:
rabbits with hats posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:56 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:53 PM said:
Angel posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:51 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:47 PM said:
It looks nice. Very nice even but if all it does is what the GP32 can do but a little better then it will ultimately not live up to the potential it could have had.

I personally feel for any new GP to do really well it needs to be able to do all the GP32 can do and more. Not just the same but better.

For example will it be able to manage N64 and PSP emulation. If the answer is yes then it will be a major hit if the answer is no then even though most of us will probably get one it will still ultimately have failed to be what it could have been by being able to emulate the next generation of consoles up from the Genesis and SNES.

PSP emulation? You are joking right???


LOL I meant PSX


PSX.jpg




PSX?

Well whatever the first damn playstation weas called then :p PS1 probably!
I never owned one I had an Amiga it was much more fun.


:p
 

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rabbits with hats posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:56 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:53 PM said:
Angel posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:51 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:47 PM said:
It looks nice. Very nice even but if all it does is what the GP32 can do but a little better then it will ultimately not live up to the potential it could have had.

I personally feel for any new GP to do really well it needs to be able to do all the GP32 can do and more. Not just the same but better.

For example will it be able to manage N64 and PSP emulation. If the answer is yes then it will be a major hit if the answer is no then even though most of us will probably get one it will still ultimately have failed to be what it could have been by being able to emulate the next generation of consoles up from the Genesis and SNES.

PSP emulation? You are joking right???


LOL I meant PSX


PSX.jpg




PSX?

jup, that is the psx (very cool :D build in hd for video recording), but most of the time when people say psx they mean the ps1
 

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Angel posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:59 PM said:
and is it safe to assume that battery life will be only about 2-3 hours since 166mhz GP32 gets like 4-6 at 166mhz?
Not according to the site. That would probably be very unlikely.
 
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I'm not suggesting that this will happen, but my 8 year old PC runs Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 at full speed with sound in Corn with no frameskip. Only at the lowest scree size though.

Corn is quite possibly the most amazing thing I've seen run on that PC. I think it's only 300mhz, and a Celeron2 or something? I'm not sure, but it can't do much at all. VisualBoy Advance requires frameskip 8 in most games to be even slightly quick. No kidding.
 
aapje89 posted on Jul 27 2005 at 05:02 PM said:
rabbits with hats posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:56 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:53 PM said:
Angel posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:51 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:47 PM said:
It looks nice. Very nice even but if all it does is what the GP32 can do but a little better then it will ultimately not live up to the potential it could have had.

I personally feel for any new GP to do really well it needs to be able to do all the GP32 can do and more. Not just the same but better.

For example will it be able to manage N64 and PSP emulation. If the answer is yes then it will be a major hit if the answer is no then even though most of us will probably get one it will still ultimately have failed to be what it could have been by being able to emulate the next generation of consoles up from the Genesis and SNES.

PSP emulation? You are joking right???


LOL I meant PSX


http://www.presen.co.jp/EVENT/EVE/EVE-109/PSX.jpg



PSX?

jup, that is the psx (very cool :D build in hd for video recording), but most of the time when people say psx they mean the ps1


It (PS) was called PSX in its prototype stage. Sony calls Playstation PSOne nowadays, but they are bloody fools.

Please, anyone wishing to post in here, reply to this post, let's twist the fabric of the forum... :ph34r:
 
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Jarska333 posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:05 PM said:
Yes. (Not that I know anything.)

LMAO I just got a weird look as someone passed my office because I was almost spraying my coffee about.
 
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corn was one of the greatest n64 emus... and perhaps written almost in x86 asm ;) perhaps it could be possible to write something similar, but it will be damn hard
 
Jarska333 posted on Jul 27 2005 at 04:03 PM said:
aapje89 posted on Jul 27 2005 at 05:02 PM said:
rabbits with hats posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:56 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:53 PM said:
Angel posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:51 PM said:
BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 02:47 PM said:
It looks nice. Very nice even but if all it does is what the GP32 can do but a little better then it will ultimately not live up to the potential it could have had.

I personally feel for any new GP to do really well it needs to be able to do all the GP32 can do and more. Not just the same but better.

For example will it be able to manage N64 and PSP emulation. If the answer is yes then it will be a major hit if the answer is no then even though most of us will probably get one it will still ultimately have failed to be what it could have been by being able to emulate the next generation of consoles up from the Genesis and SNES.

PSP emulation? You are joking right???


LOL I meant PSX


PSX.jpg




PSX?

jup, that is the psx (very cool :D build in hd for video recording), but most of the time when people say psx they mean the ps1


It (PS) was called PSX in its prototype stage. Sony calls Playstation PSOne nowadays, but they are bloody fools.

Please, anyone wishing to post in here, reply to this post, let's twist the fabric of the forum... :ph34r:


LHC posted on Jul 27 2005 at 04:14 PM said:
Will dickfists stop clogging up this thread with embedded quotes with huge images please?



What did you say?
 

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BaDToaD posted on Jul 27 2005 at 05:08 PM said:
Jarska333 posted on Jul 27 2005 at 03:05 PM said:
Yes. (Not that I know anything.)

LMAO I just got a weird look as someone passed my office because I was almost spraying my coffee about.

Damn. :( I hope I didn't deprive you from the daily dosage of caffeine....


[Homer]Caffeine...[/Homer]

Say, what kind of USB connection does this thing have? Powered? There are so much USB gadgets out there... Like TV gadgets. :blink: Broadband gadgets... External HD's... USB powered fan... :eek:
 
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