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any possibility of this happening? i suppose that none of the original coders or maintainers for Open2X are willing to get back into that software after a seven year absence.

i traded a coworker a copy of the Legend of Zelda collection for Gamecube for Military Madness for TG-16 - that's about a $50 trade there. most expensive in cash transaction was paying $30 for Ikaruga on Dreamcast, and after that, i think $15-20 each for Ico, Rez and Culdcept on PS2. all good...

i suppose i will try this one, por favor

the indigo colored chips (between the purple and sky blue) looks pretty nice, actually (not unlike original GBA/Gamecube cases)

i would take Dark Void Zero

the rubber of the headphone port cover appears to have become really weak, as it just now cracked almost in two. any suggestions for a replacement?

pretty neat. given that i actually own a GP2X, new releases are great to hear about.

i would take The Last Remnant

the free (original) version of Spelunky

whoops. i change my vote to "Terra Nova" +1

speaking of Gamemaker - this took long enough, but i have prevailed:

excellent news, i am totally for it

request for Terminal Velocity (and thanks for the Crusader: No Remorse sample)

it definitely was released in US, as i played it. they cut or blanked out all the Japanese text from the game, including any story parts.

yeah, ible's purple looks surprisingly good. somehow, i like the beige ones... (ideal might be pink and black-on-black digital camo)

Painkiller Hell & Damnation (HD remake on a totally different engine by a totally different dev team... it has its good points and bad points.) Serious Sam: SE DLC (Legend of the Beast... playing on Hard difficulty, and it is difficult...) Spintires (Russian truck offroading game) Spelunky...

Last sentence should be "You'll receive an e-mail as soon as it is available."

as i mentioned in PM - i'm definitely interested in a 'finished' unit. in its current state, it's a bit too woolly for me at my level of electronics knowledge, but with some more polish, i'd be able to get a better handhold on what's possible. i definitely like the idea of programming on a real...

Serious Sam 2. it's not nearly as good as the first two games due to the small levels (and uninteresting level design). i thought time would have been kinder to it, but apparently only in terms of the game's visual style.