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Dragon's Lair? :blink: Damn you'd need a hell of a lot of compression to fit that on a 128mb smc! :lol:

I'd love to see the following games supported. 1978 Space Invaders - Midway 1979 Asteroids - Atari Galaxian - Namco Lunar Lander - Atari 1980 Berzerk - Stern Carnival - Sega Centipede - Atari Crazy Balloon - Taito Crazy Climber - Nichibutsu Defender - Williams Missile Command - Atari...

Tombi is also known as Tomba, the sequel is Tomba 2: The Evil Swine Return :lol:

A very large amount of A500 games will work with 1 basic setup, some games need slightly different memory configurations but it's nothing too complicated The sound as long as it's enabled has nothing to do with compatibility, those options affect performance, floppy speed as well should be left...

Count me in.

Looking up games in the database, even if they are zipped works, well it does for me at least.

Castaway being the only 16-bit emu that's fullspeed with sound. I'm not suprised it won! Well done Skeezix, a much deserved win.

Well I wouldn't put it very high on my wish list either, but perhaps some people will be overjoyed to play Odyssey2 games on their GP32! :) I suppose it largely depends on how easy it would be to port, because in my opinion the more choice of games and systems to play, the better!

No there isn't an emulator for it unfortunately :( Americans will also know this as the Magnavox Odyssey2 There is an open source Odyssey2 emulator that I hope could be ported, which you can find at http://o2em.sourceforge.net/

It crashed for me when I tried loading it from a .zip I unzipped it to a .dsk and it worked fine, just make sure you select msx2 and not msx1

c64 games as a whole are not legal, some may be, most aren't However all Vectrex games are 100% legal to download, use, share etc as long as it isn't done for profit

It would be great if there was an Intellivision emulator for the GP32, There is a good emulator called for the PC called Bliss32 which is written in C++ and the source code is available. More info and the source can be found at http://bliss.retrogames.com/

Quick update I added a menu with the 5200 keypad controls on it, however it's interpreting the commands as being on an atari 800 keyboard, and the a5200 keypad was wired up differently, for instance 5 on the emulator is actually 2 on the 5200 keypad I'm trying different keys to see if I can...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who is happy about this :) The 5200 actually has a whole keypad as well and although not needed for a majority of games there are a few which require it. I'll knock up a proper 5200.men later today with the second fire button fix and put a key slider on the select...

I don't know if there are other auzzie's on here, but if not you will just have to play with yourself! Try not to go blind eh? ;)

I started trying out more 5200 games on a800 today, after trying a couple I got to choplifter, it ran fine but I realised I couldn't shoot, then I remembered that I had problems with HERO using MESS for 5200 emulation on the PC. After a bit of research I discovered how to fix the second fire...

There's a big problem with the compatability list, game names alone aren't really good enough in my opinion, goodgen names or at least regions would be helpful as one version of a game can often run well whilst another won't run at all. especially seeing as the country appears to be set to USA...

I've not played most of the sms versions of these but hopefully they are still 2 player Bubble Bobble Double Dragon Forgotten Worlds Gauntlet Golden Axe Micro Machines Mortal Kombat Speedball 1+2 Super Kick Off Super Off-Road

I know MajorMUD..I play it regular...damned thing is just tooo addictive