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Dreamcast emulation isn't going to happen.

I have done some basic and assembly language programming in the past and I know how tedious and time consuming programming is (well, at least a small taste) and I get that. I certainly am not unappreciative of the hard work people here have done. And not just the programmers! There are people...

Thanks for posting the pictures, they are exactly what I wanted to see. It's very disappointing. This battery compartment is the worst design I've ever seen. Even el-cheapo made in china toys have springs that hold the battery and I can't, for the life of me, figure out why they went with this...

The battery compartment of the f100 really sucks. The connectors loose their flexibility and that causes a poor connection which over drains the battery and tends to heat them up. Why they didn't just use springs like every other battery powered device is just beyond me. My batteries are...

If I were buying a gp2x right now, I would get the f200. The only downside (that I have heard) is that the joypad is really just 4 unconnected buttons and that it makes pulling off fighting games special moves more difficult because of the difficulty of doing a (1/2) circle. I think they might...

I really don't think the gp2x has ever had it's abilities really exploited. Look at some of the stuff that the Gameboy advance has done and the gp2x can emulate it, just imagine what it could with software written for it. Unfortunately, most of the software we get are ports and aren't really...

I had a similar problem and no amount of putzing with the files helped. I had a bunch of utilities for making sure the files were good, but in the end I had to find a different dump of the game. That was the only thing that fixed it. Chris

It's been my experience that processors can be hurt by overclocking them too high and the failure happens right away (not with the WIZ, bu PC/MAC processors), but if you run it overclocked, but at a mhz that the processor is stable at it doesn't hurt them, even in the long run.

Doesn't Quake 1 use more than that? That seems pretty low for the Pandora. Chris

The games have to be in the roms folder. I use SD\emulators\mame and SD\emulators\mame\roms for the roms. Hope that helps. Chrsi

Let me get this straight. You want someone else to do the programming, someone else to do the artwork, someone else to the sound, someone else to host and distribute the software (completely for free) and you are willing to offer 25% of possible donations? WHERE DO I SIGN UP? Chris

You must not read e-books. Web browsers suck for book reading. I like y-book for windows, but I wish it had a dictionary ability.

I know English might not be your first language, but this just sounds like gibberish from a cell phone text or something. Ask exactly what you want to know.

From what I have read, neither one really tramples the other... They are pretty close. The gp2x has much more software and no putzing around with new linux versions, has a bigger screen and uses standard batteries (some see it as a blessing, others as a curse). I thought you already settled on...

Did you make sure that you got the version for the gp2x and not the gp32? I noticed you are posting this in the gp32 section, so you may not realize there are 2 different machines which aren't compatible with each other. Chris

Cool, now we can play all of those great French edutainment titles we've been dying to play!

Pay no attention to the people saying to get the pandora, it's been right around the corner for 2 years. The gp2x f200 is fine for retrogaming and can be got used on ebay for well under 100. The stick on the f100 isn't analog, by the way. It's a digital controler, but few people seem to prefer...

I wouldn't plan on getting too much work done on it. The screen is very small, even though it's high resolution. The Pocket pc's that are 640x480 are very hard to read at that resolution for more than short amounts of time. Chris

Dosbox is largely an exercise in frustration on the wiz/gp2x.

I highly recommend the pre-charged batteries because even though they are rated less MAH, they hold their charge longer. The high capacity (2500, 2650, etc) tend to lose their charge very quickly in the gp2x where as the ones that come precharged last longer because they don't self discharge. Chris