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"You're" you illiterate cunt :)

Wow, this sounds good, thanks for working on it flatmush :) Are there any examples for audio?

Electric bass, been playing for 12 years or so, badly :)

Wow, what a whiny little fag. Whoever wrote that article, not you :)

Try this: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-help/unauthorized-red-screen-after-flashing/msg9022/#msg9022 :)

They won't be playable on a straight port, seeing as it's the same emulation code. I'm not sure what the issues are with those particular games, but in theory someone could either fix whatever needs fixing to get them to work or find a workaround of some kind, so I wouldn't say never :)

I picked up a cheap IDE->CF adapter on eBay, it works really well. Just make sure you get a fast CF card, 133x or under makes load times somewhat glacial. Oh, and try not to get a counterfeit card too, I got a "Kingston" one that worked fine, just at half the expected transfer rates :(

$10 says rsuryase is a virgin who's scared of women that aren't on his PC screen :P Edit: 12/16 on the test, damn! You know, looking back on it, the chin's actually a better indicator than anything else, though of course surgery's always an option for that too.

Hi, I'll help with what I can, these are what I use :) NES: fceu320 SNES: SNES9x For emulators that don't have built in ROM selectors, just add them to GMenu, then highlight them, press Select, then Edit (whatever). Point the Selector Directory entry to the ROM folder, and change Selector...

Jesus, what are you after, video evidence? I'll take him at his word I think :P

Like Ults alluded to, no source code, no port. As far as I know, the games you linked to are closed-source ie. the source code to them is not available.

A +1 to that, gmenu2x is a lot nicer than the standard menu, and it's a hell of a lot easier to add new program links to as well :)

Don't worry guys, I've cracked their floor preparation algorithms already. Code just needs polishing now.

I think I'm right when I say that no one could possibly see this coming :D

Butterman's knob polishing record is a thing of legend, but he has a problem finishing the job. Tensuke on the other hand has polished my knob to a shine you wouldn't believe, the job was finished a lot faster than I would have expected.

The paw print is not a reliable indicator of what model you'll get, so I wouldn't worry about that. AFAIK, the "HK" serial numbered devices had issues flashing custom firmwares, but that's now resolved. The only ones not to get are the domestic Chinese models with 2GB storage and a lower...

Pay no attention to the naysayers, I think this idea shows great promise. I'm looking forward to being able to beat off all-comers in my mission to be crowned king of the knob polishers. I have an active interest in real life knob polishing, so I hope you manage to get the mechanics right.

Gooey VGA?

Thanks for the info :) Where did you buy it from?

http://retro.nintendolife.com/news/2010/02/hands_on_yobo_fc_16_go_portable_snes