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You guys wouldn't believe how well this game plays on a 2400bps modem.. Me and my friend played about a zillion hours of this when it first came out. I cant wait to try this! Thanks for your work!

Thanks for your hard work. I'm going to put this on my SD right away.

You can use a thin piece of plastic bag between the cap and stick.

Thanks for all your work Notaz. Even though I still have no bigger than 2GB cards, thanks to you the option is there to use bigger ones.

Glad to hear its going again. It might have been something as simple as a random stray spec of solder that was shorting something. Try loosening the screws a little bit in the back until the control improves. If you go check the seam between the case halves, and you can tell just exactly how...

I remember reading about SMC to MicroSD adapters. While still limited to 128mb, if I remember correctly people said they worked ok. In which case, wouldn't those offer higher transfer speeds for audio?

When I was on windows I would use DVD Decrypter, and then Auto Gordian Knot (AutoGK). On gnu/linux I use DVD Decrypter (via wine), and avidemux.

+1 request for scan. That magazine is not available here.

I don't have a gp32, but im glad you guys are making this happen.

My gp2x is a mk1, so if yours is a mk2 then its definitely different. The joysticks were rotated 45degrees for the mk2s. From my recollection, what happened was this; DaveC was the first person on these forums to look into joystick improvements, and after dissecting a stick he found that the 1st...

Try what Bob suggested. Its going to take a lot of fine adjusting to get it perfect. Also, note that in my pics I posted that I used two red wires. They switch as they are going over the top of the pcb. I dont know if you used that pic as a guide, but just thought i'd mention it.

No, there is that one (which is really basic and not much fun), and another that sort of reminds me of Bionic Commando in a way. I think the site is down, but its called gannatsu.

Thank you zx-81. Nice updates!

Yeah! those stupid sleeve adapters are a pain in the ass :angry:. There is never one around when you need it. Most laptops have a built in normal SD slot these days. And this place isn't perfect, especially not these days, but its a rather helpful forum.

You should probably buy an NDS anyway, just for the awesome commercial games. Even if you don't emulate a thing on it, im positive that there is enough other stuff out there to make it worth your purchase. Then since you already have it, get a flash cart. If you find some of the emulators...

I have a DS with flashcard, and I honestly never use it for emulation. I always try all the new emulator releases, but everything I want to play almost always works better on the gp2x. Not to mention fumbling around with microsd cards. My laptop has a normal size SD slot built in, and its...

I saw EDs post before yours. Check out the guys other game, Ganbare Natsuki-san. I think its even better. (bottom of the page): http://maglog.jp/alpha-secret-base/

This is a great game. I'm running the new beta of gmenu, and for some reason it freezes on the startup screen unless you turn "wrapper on" in the gmenu options. I don't know if the problem is the game or the gmenu beta, but just a heads-up to anyone with the same problem. Its also realllllly...

juanvvc, I just tried out Lemonboy today (after meaning to for a while), and I am really impressed. Its much better than I expected. The previous GB/GBC emulators were ok, but just a bit lacking. Lemonboy however kicks ass. I especially like the double-deformed scaling option. Awesome idea!

it doesnt sound so cool anymore.