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Looks pretty, but that isn't important, it is what a system does that is important; that we don't know enough about yet!

If you want to sell it, I might be interested, cheap price!! PM me if you are!

I have a couple of joystick tops for the GP2x spare, PM me if you are interested, and what country you live in.

Metal Slug had: Metal Slug, Metal Slug X, Metal Slug 2, Metal Slug 3, Metal Slug 4, Metal Slug 5; so technically that is 6 not 5, so is Metal Slug 7 the 8th installment therefore?? Any links to the game?

No, it is solid and robust; I could treat it more roughly but after spending months working on it I do tend to treat it gently instinctively! ;)

Uploaded a short video playing the N64 game of Pokemon Puzzle League on my system, thought you might be interested. This game uses the D-pad, which is not usual for the N64: YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-WMl4OEGnA

Joystick in the first GP2x system was bad as it was too easy to press the wrong direction by mistake, when it was rotated in MK2 version it was perfectly acceptable. A D-pad is better for most things but the MK2 joystick was better for shoot-em-up side scrollers.

Thanks guys! If you are having trouble with the video link, I uploaded it on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJeQIvYO3A0

Finally finished phase 1. Have a look... I have created a portable console system which is a console system of two halves, one half contains a PSone screen, joysticks and button controls, the other half is the console system which inserts into the screen section like a large cartridge, in a...

A bit like my previous GP2x mod...5" PSone screen. TV out isn't perfect, image is acceptable, but some programs don't like working on external screens too much. I understand a different Fenix solves this, I have it but have not had the time or inclination to try it out yet.

Headphone jack pinout:

Not played this version, however was very impressed by your previous ones. Excellent to know you are still updating this already impressive emulator.

If you need some perspex, I have some 2mm. PM me if you want a piece. Not much point having 12v and using a step-down TI regulator card to being it to 3.3v, you may as well just use the 8 batteries as 4 sets of cells in parallel, you will have about 4x the playtime then. You only use a...

Problem I found was that I managed to extend the SD slot by using a clever technique, it worked for my PC and other gadgets but failed in the GP2x; and also in a GBA flash card. Strange. It may not be possible to extend the SD slot and have it working. BTW - for those of you who don't like my...

Kyosys - how come you aren't "Kyo" here? CronoTriggerfan - Not sure, however I have the full boards ready for ripping apart now. The mobos I will be tight for space I know are the Jaguar and Megadrive, but it will be interesting, I think I have the dimensions to get the MegaDrive in there!

palmertech - thanks for the PM just read it, very kind comments, thanks. Like the idea of moving the guts to a GBO, the GBO is a nicer case, easier to hold; nice idea. I have an original silver GB mono pocket, measured screen area, surprised you say it will fit, but if you say it does that is...

Titcher - Using PAL, I need to use a MegaDrive 2 and normal NES and a normal SNES - they didn't make smaller boards for us UK players! (that I am aware of).

By "R button" you mean the right shoulder button - open the GP2x case, get rid of any dust by the shoulder button and close the case again.

Yes mate, I was thinking the same thing. Didn't realise you were here too, as well as on BenHeck??

Sand a millimeter off the thickness of the mobo (using a sanding block or Dremel), the traces are at the top of the board after all. This will help things to fit. Make sure you wear a mask and have the window open when you do this though!