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Oops, I threw it away after I got my Caanoo. He has a lot of parts and consoles, though. I hope people buy them.

This post is way overdue. I had a Caanoo for about a year now and I love it. And yes, one day I stepped on my Wiz, which I loved, and broke the screen. I was pissed, but I decided I might as well get a Caanoo, since it was newer and faster than the Wiz. I thought the larger size of the...

The Wiz has been out for a few months already. I love it. One thing which is on the back of my mind is why nobody has released any ports of first person shooters like Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake, or Duke Nukem with all the necessary files in order for them to run without problems. The Wiz is...

I could eventually get this game to work. I tried about a month ago without success, gave up, tried again today, and it works. I like this game. It's very charming and fun. One of the main reasons why I don't think the game worked before was because Mac OS X thinks anything with the...

I bought my Wiz primarily for emulation, and I am very happy with the emulators released for it already. I also have a few homebrew games for it that are quite fun. If nothing else is released for the Wiz, I will be satisfied, even if no emulators for the Intellivision or the Odyssey are...

I copied all the files to the "games" directory without adding another directory. It still doesn't work. And honestly, I believe it's a bad idea to install games directly on the "games" directory. Games should be on their own folders inside the "games" directory. Otherwise, you will probably...

I was renaming the folder to "Balloonacy". I tried leaving the original name and installing it in the "games" folder in both the SD and the NAND and it still does not run. The only thing that might be different in my Wiz is the firmware, which is 1.1.0. I guess Balloonacy does not run on my...

I created a folder called "Ballonacy" and placed all the game files there. Then I placed the folder in the "game" folder in the NAND.

Thank you very much, Zx! The Atari 2600 was my first console, and still one of my favorite consoles. I'm glad it can finally be emulated on the Wiz. Now I will be able to play its games while I am riding the subway. Kool Aid Man doesn't run, although I'm not really surprised. This game did...

How did you get it to run? The only file with a gpe extension is gp2x.gpe. When I try to run this file from the launcher, it just displays a "loading" black screen with white text, and then goes back to the menu.

The D-Pad and the control layout are the same as in the F200. Plus I don't think it has an OLED screen. It's just a black GP2X F200 with Wiz hardware inside. You can see some photos of it here: http://www.gadget4linux.com/?p=180

Congratulations to the developers and the users on getting such an important software released on the Dingoo. How does it run? Is it compatible? Is it responsive? Is it fast?

Actually, never mind, I used a PC to create the cache files, saved them to a memory stick, and copied them to my Mac.

Hello: I tried installing cps2emu on my Miz, mainly for Super Puzzle Fighter, and will probably run other games like the shooters and the beat'em ups. I could not get the rom to load. It turns out I need to run the batch file cps2conv.bat first and then place the cache files on the proper...

I could create shortcuts to applications in Nand successfully. If you place the ini files in the games directory and all their commands have the correct directory structure, names, and capitalization, they should work. Make sure you have Unix line breaks also.

Surprisingly, after updating to firmware 1.1.0 and installing the game again, it works! It is a cool game. I will keep it since I made an ini file so the icon shows up on the menu.

No, I copied the folder "nota2sa_wiz" with all its contents (including sub directories) intact to the "games" folder.

It doesn't run on my system. When I launch it, it goes to a white screen, and then exits to the menu.

Thank you everyone for their help. I used the Mac OS X application "Jedit X" to convert the text files created by Text Edit to files with Unix line endings. You can download Jedit X here: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/24772 Now the icons show on both the "Wiz games" and...

Thank you, WarmFluffyUK, and thank you, Ruckage. It runs fine when accessed through the launcher. It is a lot of fun.