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Hi there, see this thread where I'm selling such an item - http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=46335 If it sounds like what you're looking for, drop me a PM and we can talk prices.

Hi, It's a Mk1 F-100, one from the 2nd batch produced as I recall. The mod isn't a D-Pad one - it's the original crappy thumb-stick pulled off and replaced with a much better one from the MadCatz NES style retro pad for the PS2 - I can sort you out a pic if you're still unsure. £75 delivered...

Hi all, I've decided to start having a clearout of all my less-used console and gaming gear to help raise funds for my impending wedding/honeymoon. Below I've listed thing I've got for sale - I'll add prices as I work out what stuff's worth, but feel free to make me an offer for anything in the...

Thus ends my interest, cheers anyway.

Would you be prepared to sell one of the PSU's and the B.O.B. seperately?

Given the state of the respective emulators, I'd suggest the Megadrive version Cannon Fodder over the SNES version.

Is £55 a decent price for a 150x speed 4gb card? If so, check out http://www.mobymemory.com. I just bought the 2gb version (less than £30 w/postage) and after a couple of days of testing works well with my GP2X.

If someone takes you bank details and walks into a branch of your bank and pays cash or cheque(usually), the money will go into your account straightaway. If they send a BACS transfer via their Bank's internet banking service, the payment will take 3 working days to arrive from the day it is...

I actually renamed it to .gpe the first time I tried it, but the performance was comparitively poor so I switched it back to .gpu and got exactly the same results.

I find that this version doesn't perform as well as the standard player - for example, in an episode of Family Guy, there's a panning shot at the beginning of the episode which is noticeably jerkier with the newer version. Anyone else experience anything similar? Is this performance difference...

That was pretty good fun - the background movement seemed quite jerky while the foreground stuff was pretty good. Collision detection seemed pretty tidy, control felt nice and tight. Shame it didn't really have much to differentiate itself from the masses of vertical sh'mups around.

Got it in one, you need to find a different rom dump.

Probably the easiest bit of software (IMO anyway) is the Pocket DivX Convertor, you can convert in 3 clicks with decent results.

Is that just in your experience, or from benchmark testing?

Is there a particular brand of fast SD card that anyone would recommend for the best quality movie playback?

Wll there you go, never knew that (although having a chipped machine means I'd have paid no attention anyway). HOTD is now back up for grabs if you're still interested, Vimacs.

No swap discs for a Saturn, but you can get a cart that goes into the Ram slot and lets you play imports - it's not so good without the 50htz/60htz mod though, as a lot of the import games play incredibly slowly. I'd be lookign for about £50 for the Twin Sticks and £15 for HOTD (although that's...

Nope, I got a copy, along with GP Fight, which is absolutely mental. Blue Angelo's great, amazingly smooth for a GP32 game. Love the slightly screwed up translation too!

Not to my knowledge - the chip has a selector button for each region, and you have to set it appropriately - there's no setting for copies, as far as I know.