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Wierd, it works with my Logitech RumblePad 2...

DrPocketSNES does

Ruckage, how do you get the mouse to move so smoothly? No matter what I do, it always seems wierd when you change directions in my program...

Like Tetris 2?

What would be faster? What would be better(less resource use, etc)? A switch statement that chooses what function to run based on a variable, or an array or pointers to the functions? Dividing, or making a 2D array of answers to division? An if with multiple questions ( if(g>i&&j<h) ) or two...

Maybe we should try to integrate the calibration with the software somehow... Like we could make some of the buttons really small, so when they press it, we could auto-calibrate it

I think so, every other game works perfectly, and gpsp doesnt say anything. Should I try overclocking or something?

I downloaded a different version, and it still froze... Are you using any special settings?

Ive been playing lots of RPGs in gpSP, but golden sun keeps freezing. I was playing, and right when you see the people I think are the main bad guys, the game freezes, always within 2 seconds of that spot. Does it work for anyone else?

QUOTE his makes absolute sense, and is a great idea. Homebrew developers code on the PC anyway, so encouraging PC builds of their software won't even be that much of an effort at all, given the close native resolution and processing/GPU power. Yeah! Release SqDef for Windows! I like the idea...

Fun, the cursor moves too slow with a joystick, and the purple bouncy things are too hard to hit. Not nearly enough blood though... Some should stick to the screen and stuff :)

Yay! Finally another racing game! Thanks

Im trying to find a small, simple, open source, crossplatform .mod / .xm player that I could change the insides of around, to get it to do certain things at certain parts of the music, it doesnt hae to already be for the GP2X. Does anyone know of any? MikMod amd Xmp seem more complicated than...

I thought they said in the interview it didnt use the 2nd CPU... But yeah, ported from a 16.8MHz CPU to a 240MHz by a guy who knows what he's doing.

Theres a converter in the archive that works great. Strangly, for me, Mike Tyson's Punch Out! works fine for me, and I didnt need to reencode any of my

FInal Fantasy VII worked well I think at 240MHz with sound

No, however its almost full volume if I set it to 100, although the sound has started crashing less frequently again

One other suggestion: dont make people select what amount of waves they want to play, just let them play, and if they make 10 waves award them the bronze medal, but let them keep playing towards the silver, so they dont have to do the first 10 waves again

YAY! wHATS THAT BIG red thing in the center?

I thought they used the right button.... NSEW: I like it! Also: maybe we could have a setting in the OS that lets us set a button as forwards, and a button as back, etc so we could map the buttons however we liked