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Errm, this is the Pandora Dev forum Thyphoon22 ;) Multiplayer SQDef ;) You could have a coop mode, where 2 or more players *share* the money, and you have to work literally together to finish a map :)

Well, its Open Source, and you are encouraged to develop for it, not restricted by firmwares needing messy hacks. Anyone can put an emulator on the gp2x and have some success, whereas the PSP might become a brick in some users hands, when trying to use it as an emulation system. The GP2X also...

Ermm, well according to the post it is making full use of the DC's Tile Accelerator to boost speed. The GP2X does not have one, soooo.

I guess you are using Windows delaneyblues, so my advice would be to download http://www.pocketdivxencoder.net/ (its free). When the program starts choose iRiver PMP as your device (this will set the output to be 320x240) and then its as easy as choosing the file you want to re-encode, and...

Its an f200 bacteria, so if he does that, he will lose his touch screen. My guess would be contact your local supplier and ask them. Although if you do not mind not having a touch screen, the above will work :)

Have you tried shoving a small piece of paper inside the stick? should give it a tighter fit, and raise it above the unit a little. Also about the *power* problem, have you tried plugging in the AC when you have batteries inserted? Plugin the lead in and out a few times while batteries are...

Never tried this in the past, as strategy games are not usually my thing, but this is quite a nice game. Thanks!

/me slowly, puts the thread back down, and then runs for the hills.

So does that mean space to the side is retro-fashion? :P

I read somewhere that it supports LRC files, just drop them in the same folder as the MP3/OGG with the same name. (ie song.mp3 and song.lrc), lots of players support this format, and the internet has plenty of places to download the files from. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LRC_(file_format) has...

Nice to hear you are getting recognition for all your hard work!

Firstly, welcome :) The stick on the F100 is a bit crappy, to be honest. Its not an analogue stick either, just an 8 way digital stick. In other words its a dpad with a big dead zone. The dpad on the F200 is also of questionable quality, so the only real difference between the 2 control systems...

When someone switches to a TV OUT on a youtube vid, they usually are outputting to a TV IN card on their PC's, not a TV, so of course it will look as good as on the LCD. I do not have much experience with gp2x and tv out though, have you tried running this...

Hmm, its not quite as easy as just *formatting the sd to ext2 and sticking it in the gp2x*, you have to tell the gp2x to mount the card also, either by editing the boot scripts, or, errm, wait, you are on a f200? damn, first option only then, and good luck with that!

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=36073 You really DO NOT want to power your GP2X via the EXT port...

GPE runs much faster off an ext2/3 file system, regardless of clock speed. It does say this in its read me :P

A pin might just be bent? Try bend it back into place before you resolder the entire socket?

Woo, more tests... As always 280Mhz clock speed, ram timings on, no frameskip and sound and interlace off unless stated. All disk images used have been compressed with Pocket ISO 2.1 and tested with ePSXe to make sure they work. Breath of fire 3 : (PSX Clock 40% Cycle 2.0) Game reports it is...

Neither Spyro 2 nor tekken 3 run at all for me, could be my dumps (they are quite old) and I suffered some SD data corruption recently. I am not able to re-rip them right now.

Normal alkaline (even a good brand) will not last very long in the gp2x, you need high capacity, rechargeable Ni-MH's. (around 2500mAh should be good) - these will last from between 3 to 5 hours, depending on your usage. I've never heard of a gp2x lasting 10 hours though. (not without modding)