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I've gotten my Caanoo up to 810 before (I think). I think it just depends on what you're doing - overclocking a simpler game might be easier on the CPU than overclocking a complex game, which might make it crash.

Great, thanks - compatability fixes along with a faster GPU / SPU process. Thanks a lot!

I agree with traylorpark - while the Caanoo doesn't have the largest archive of games and applications, if you wanted the largest archive, you'd go back to the GP2X, as that had a huge archive. The Caanoo archive's gotten pretty big in the few months that its been out (only since September...

Too bad, man. I don't know, but maybe you should take the SD card out of the Caanoo, and then try to turn it on. If it turns on like this, then the SD card is the problem.

That looks very polished, u9i - you should definitely finish that application. It should have been finished and put into the Caanoo's firmware - it's a great piece of software. Even now, without the ratings and stuff, it's a great program - as I'm sure it has been mentioned before...

Pygame, please. If you could get a version of that to work (1.8 or up - I think I need collision masks), and if it were fast enough, that would be great.

Are you sure that you have your Caanoo connected to a USB 2.0 port? USB hubs, for example, may not have 2.0 ports, or may have 2.0 ports when connected to a power source other than the computer (computer only delivers 5 volts to the USB ports).

Yeah, overclocking the emulator more than necessary makes the game run faster than necessary. Must be a framelimit problem.

Only two of the three games appeared to be in the zip I got, but I didn't check it well. Perhaps the ini for Onilink isn't set up correctly. I'll check it out. Nice games, so far, though - I like 'em. Thanks, Rikku.

I think it's Help II, not Help I (and L or R).

@u9i - CPU Wise, it seems to be capable... Maybe not, but the lowest end of a Pentium 3 CPU operates at 433 mhz. The Caanoo can stably achieve around 180% of that, so maybe it's possible...

I believe the bios image is supposed to be named 'scph1001.bin'. It should be in the root directory with the emulator. Make sure you ripped your games correctly - CloneCD worked for me, but I wouldn't recommend it, as it seems to mess with my computer.

If you'd rather not install Ginge a lot, perhaps you could... 1) Place the Ginge folder in the Apps folder, for example. 2) Make a simple folder 'windandwater', for example, that doesn't have the actual game, but just is a folder with a script in it. 3) Run the script inside the 'fake' folder...

Yeah, there hasn't been any updates, but if they implement OpenGL ES into the next version, I believe that would be worth the wait.

Yeah, I would go with the Caanoo, as the extra features makes for more open development possibilities.

2) Works at 60FPS fine. 3) It's light enough to not weight down your hands, but also is sturdy and weighty enough for you not to forget you have it in your pocket or anything.

It did look really good - I have it on my PC. It's a very professional looking game - almost Playstation-level graphics. It would be an incredible addition to the list of games for the Caanoo.

It should have worked right out of the box - perhaps the flashing process was incomplete at the factory (?) where it was produced.

I do think that there's room for growth in terms of getting this auto-installer thing going, but it's only really useful when GPH puts Wi-Fi built-in to the system. Perhaps if someone made this, then more people would get a Wi-Fi stick, but if the next Caanoo (which should be backwards...

What other consoles? Both the Wiz and original GP2x had touchscreens... In any case - Animatch Railroad Rampage Warehouse Panic Snake on Dope ScummVM (LucasArts adventure game emulator, but still, it uses the touchscreen) Puzsion That's all I've got so far.