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Well this news isn't so bad. Tip-toeing to the finish, which I think most of us actually expected. Next target in my mind is to hope for mid-January shipping. Now that some devs will actually start getting units though, maybe some software will be properly finished and some videos of the...

This radio silence on the green light is a little ominous. Given how forthcoming they were in the past few days, sudden silence likely indicates some kind of problem. We've seen them build a handful of units meaning they are close to 'final', but I can't fathom why they would green light a...

I know it's all the rage right now to spread half truths and doom-and-gloom about the "financial market," but there are a ton of ways to raise capital while maintaining control of a business. Depending on your type of entity, there are limited partnership shares, private offerings...etc. I...

You know a product is suffering from serious delays when people start wondering if customers have literally died waiting. :lol:

Trying not to get ahead of myself, but this is exciting stuff. Thanks for your hard work Ari.

Having a flash cart and the real hardware is all well and good, and I have one for both GBA and DS. However, unless you want to carry around 2 pieces of hardware, a GBA emulator is most definitely not moot.

Thanks notaz. I still use my gp2x almost daily and will likely continue to do so until Pandora arrives.

Also, emulation difficulty isn't always 1:1 with original machine power. Some less powerful systems are harder to emulate than simpler though more otherwise more powerful systems. Additionally, most PS1 ports of PC games were watered down because the PS1 wasn't as capable as a nice PC at the time.

I've been messing around with Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat recently, and is it me, or does the emulating the sound chips break the frame-skipping? With sound emulation disabled and at 260mhz, the game get 55+fps and runs well, but turning sound on results in about 35-40 fps during gameplay and...

I still use my DaveC dpad-modded GP2X regularly. I like reading about the MAME performance boosts for the Wiz, but the rest of the software is still very immature and I am very concerned about the smaller screen size. I've already put down money for the Pandora and simply can't justify...

I've played through the 3DO version of Quarantine back in the day. Graphics aren't as good as on PC version, but otherwise a decent port.

Excellent. Thank you sir.

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I haven't seen any processor specs on this thing. Anybody know? I also wonder what the performance of the advertised systems are. - NES (Nintendo Entertainment System - 8bit) - SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System - 16bit) - Sega Genesis (Sega Mega-Drive - 16-bit) - GBA (Nintendo Game...

Hooray for 3do emulation! Good luck Johnny with the emulator whether it's for PC or Pandora.

Heh, Exophase neither confirms nor denies availability of gpsp Pandora port. :ph34r:

While VBA would likely work with a quick port, it's performance would be lousy as it has not been optimized for ARM processors (I assume you are talking about the GBA emulator). The general expectation is that there will be a port gpsp, Exophase's excellent GBA emulator for GP2X. With...

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Good luck to the devs on this project. I've never really played DC very much and kind of wrote off DC emulation on Pandora as very unlikely to ever be playable. Now we have the original emu developers working on a port that has shown great progress in just a few days. Pretty exciting stuff...