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Here you go, check this out. A combination xbox, ps2, gamecube, NES, and 2600 plus a pc. It always makes me laugh. Yoshi's Boxx

I have to press my A button harder than B, but then again I've take my gp32 apart about 50 times... so that may have something to do with it.

Yeah that should work, I know people who use this stuff for modding computer cases. My reluctance was that it is still a spray so it may be hard to fill all the small features evenly. Plus it still looks like paint if you know what I mean (but shouldn't scratch off). But some people may like...

Upstategames.com, but they have a questionable reputation at best and very bad prices. I ordered both a flu and non-flu unit from lik-sang and had no problems at all. It was shipped to MA faster than most US companies ship, and they have the best price too. Plus no need to worry about VAT and...

I got yelled out before for suggesting this would cost $400, but now that the specs are out, that seems about right. It certainly couldn't be any less than $300 with all the stuff they have listed. Plus, it must be a pretty sizable device. Also why do you need 7.1 audio on a handheld?

I fixed the speaker hole thing from last time. It's hard to take a picture to show exactly the result. The color overall is very consistent, the "light patches" are really where the texture gets a little smoother. So at distance in soft light it looks perfect, but with a closer look you can see...

For all you case-modders out there. I made up a quick guide to taking apart your GP32, with some tips for dyeing, and my results. Here it is Let me know about errors or if I left anything out. Obviously most of you don't want to risk it, but I know some of you out there do.

It's sold in most supermarkets in the US, although a good craft store has a better color selection. I'm not sure if its sold in the UK or if there's an equivalent. It main use is for clothes, but it seems to dye most things it comes in contact with (fingers, countertop etc...) It was only $2 for...

I dyed the front of the GP32 a few days ago. Sorry I tried to get better pictures but it was hard to show the tecturing I talked about in that post. I also think it looks better in person than it does in the pictures. The battery cover is worse than the front but not as bad as it looks in the...

I always like Contra, Super-C, Paperboy and Ninja Gaiden. Many more, and most of the ones mentioned too. Oddly I also find myself playing California Games alot too.

If you have the flu, the back is little trickier because of the how the switch is attached. It wouldn't be that big of a deal to take off the switch, I'd imagine. Also you would lose the sticker on the back. I like the contrast of the two colors though. I'll get some more pics.

My first attempt at dyeing the white case a few weeks ago didn't work so well: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=2339 So I tried again this time mixing the dye with acetone and the results were much better. Now I have a nice very deep blue color. I used about 50/50 acetone and...

There is a NGPC emulator available now. Metal Slug works on it , but it's still pretty slow.

Did you unzip the file that contains the drivers? Try pointing to the directory the .sys file is in, and not the specifiic file. I'm using XP Pro and I used the drivers from gamepark, the file was w2k.zip, and it contains GP32Usb.sys and GP32USB.inf.

That resetting problem seems to be fixed in this version, it happened to me too. The crashing from turning on the sound was just the result of entering the menu wrong, it's just R to enter the menu not L+R. But now that doesn't result in a crash either. So either way it doesn't matter.

I think you're selling yourself quite a bit short. The speed seems about 80% to me, a bit faster than Robert's. The splash screen is great, and the invert color option is very cool.

First off both are great emulators with different features, so you should try both and use the one you like. Little John is currently faster but definitely not full speed at 0 frameskip. I'm sure both will continue to get better, its fun to see so many releases so fast. "The dueling NES emulators"

This page seems to back up what Fretzy said.

512MB SD cards have been available for a few months, with 1GB out by fall. Sizes are projected to the 10's of GBs. You can also get 1GB memory sticks right now, and both do have faster transfers speeds (depending on the card and controller). Also they're much smaller than compactflash, and thus...