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I DO remember Craigix saying that they're going to stop for a bit so they can get a new screen, and something about the joystick (but that something could be a "They're not changing it") on IRC a while back. Allan.

Gee, subtle. :) Why are you interested if you are selling your 2x, anyway? Allan.

Financial end of year is two months away, matey. Allan.

Possible, yes, but there will have to be a lot of fiddling to get the CPS2 stuff running soundly. But it's possible. Aren't most revisions of SFII CPS1? Cause that's playable under Mame, I think. Allan.

Yes, Dzz, I must confess I now wish to have your babies. Allan.

Babarian? You mean one of these? Allan.

You have to register in the forums first. I don't really know spanish, but I could work out enough to fumble my way through the registration process. I'll try and upload the file to the archive if anyone's interested. KaosOverride, my electronics knowledge is limited, enough to wire up some...

Even if you did, though, the source is written in Pascal with his own custom made library, so you'd have to port the library first, and I'm not entirely sure how easy it would be to cross compile pascal stuff. If it's easy though, I might try porting Snarfs. :) Allan.

But.. but.. ascii nethack is REAL nethack. :) Although I have visions of people making animated, high quality animated tiles (or a full blown 3d animated gui, if you prefer) to go over the top of Nethack, sorta with a Diablo look - and the characters/monsters would have idling animations so...

If that's the sort of thing you're planning, then I'm an extremely happy camper anyway. To be honest, after trying and failing I've decided that a Nethack port is fairly far away from what I can accomplish with my limited skills. Allan.

Sure is some awkward stuff in there, isn't there? What sort of interface are you going for? I was originally trying to port VE so I didn't have to make an interface. Allan.

Which version are you tinkering around with? Allan.

Poor old Chester. Allan.

My father used to download CD images on dial-up. Chin up, 30 minutes isn't that long. Play some Nethack while you wait. Allan.

Wouldn't it be nightmarishly difficult to write a RDG (Random Dungeon Generator) in python? Allan.

If you can get the hardware scaling to work, I recommend you try doing Vulture's Eye. I've been at this for months, but I'm extremely new to cross compiling. Failing that, there's AllegroHack. You'd have to build a new interface for the latter though, but the good part is it would feel more...

Davey boy, mine's smooth as silk. They are both arm processors, but not the SAME arm processors. It's the same reason you can't just shove GBA stuff through the GP2x's processors and have it work. Allan.

But haven't you noticed that people seem to be extremely slanted towards one bias or another? No one seems to give it a fair trial, they either slag it off or praise the hell out of it. The content is good, you're just being nastily critical. To be honest though, I'd never review the 2x because...

Dude, the hack is just that, a hack, and we know as much as you. Just chill, it's been out for a day. Try some more roms. And if you really need help, you have to give more information. Allan.

Above is for everyone to glance at, I feel it's fairly self explanatory. But to put it simply, it's a program designed to take advantage of human brain wiring, as it were, and use tones to set our brains into different 'modes'. (I must apologise for the terminology, but it's the best I can adlib...