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I hardly think my side of the argument is dumb, maybe a waste of keystrokes but hardly dumb. I’m just trying to intelligently debate the point despite the fact that the opposing point of view is fairly ridiculous. Ridiculous on a scale of a child arguing with a Meteorologist that thunder is...

Squidge already explained in depth why even IF you could get the source code (which you can't) why it would still be extremely difficult to rework the code to have it run on natively on the GP2X given that the N64 code would be directly access the N64’s hardware instead of going through a...

Right the GP2X is incapable of running a N64 emulator, glad to see you coming around on that point. Right again, there seem to be quite a few of us "experts" around here that have a pretty good handle on what the GP2X cannot do. As far as an expert of what the GP2X can do Squidge comes to...

I keep telling myself that one day these threads will go away...

depends - if Capcom used the orginal Ghost and Goblins code when making the Gameboy version then it would be a port. :)

Now only if they had a groove that made women incredibly attracted to nerds….

What sad is when people post without backing up their ideas. I’m feeling either bored or charitable today, so I’ll further your education. Emulation has a definition, Simulation has a definition - these are not my definitions but objectively correct ones. To give you an example of a program...

Off the top of my head: Hardware: Breakout Box Stick to D-Pad Replacement Kit USB Wifi, Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad support Perfect Emulators for: NeoGeo SNES NES TG16 Better performance in: ScummVM Software: 100% Open Source Community Created Firmware – Features: Booting from SD Backlight...

Cloning is not Emulating, if anything its Simulating. Sure the results can be acceptable but it’s simply not the same thing. Emulation is allowing program code design for one piece of hardware run on another. You might want to read up on dynamic recompilation yourself. I think you’ve...

Abandonware isn't nessessarly legal. Certaintly ethical but not always legal. Ussually games still have a copyright holder out there even if the company that released the game is long since vanished.

Ultra-Simplified Answer: To handle the diagonals. On a d-pad (4 switch) up-left is what you get when you push up and left, on the gp2x abomination (6 switch) up-left is it’s own switch and not the combination of up and left.

I think we all want a software mod and it *should* be possible as it's been demostrated by the differences in the firmwares that this is controled by software. The question is: Is anyone working on this?

I think this should be added as a feature to Gngeo2x - the ability for it to see if you have a dumpgfx file and prompt you if you want to replace the orginal rom graphics with a dump file to save file size.

http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Gp2psx

Open2x hasn't made any noise in awhile, but still I think it's a very promising project. http://www.distant-earth.com/Open2x/

I guess it's an american thing -- Us Yanks love our duck tape -- it fixes everything.

Fixed it - Scotch Magic Tape is thin enough that it doesn't cause a problem when I stick the card in the card reader. My earlier attempts where with slightly thicker tapes like masking, and duck.

My 2gb A-Data MyFlash 150x SD card is now permanently stuck in write protected mode. The tiny little switch on the side of the card fell off and I have no idea where it went. Whenever I stick the card in my card reader it nows sees the card as write protected. I read that one possible...

I'm just hoping we get to the point where I plug in a USB gamepad and don't need to rip open the GP2X the fix the problem.

The source to the JRE is not available, you can't just port it. There have been a few attempts at making an open source JRE but currently they aren't useable except for command line application. I do not believe Sun has ever released a JRE for Linux on ARM. So beyond the technical problems, I...