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you must be starting to get a 'little' bit irate with all this by now ;) I think that I am NEVER EVER going to update my firmware :D anyways, easy answer is that a .gpe file is visible through the 'games' selector, and a .gpu is visible through the 'utilities' selector, so you should be...

getting excited hey? too right! anyway.. yeah, finally did the test. Hunters Moon works on Vice but ummm.. the graphics glitch on the radar has cleared up, BUT instead it keeps pausing about every two seconds for a little stutter, which is really annoying. so, I would recommend Frodo2X to play...

you're just not getting it. it's all been said already, just go back about 4 pages on the thread and re-read it all to understand why this is very important to anyone who is themselves involved in producing 'open-source' material (and who wants their OWN work to REMAIN open and free from...

yeah me too. no chance though - my fault for running win98 i guess B) well its either that or linux, as i don't really want to infest my pc with spyware, heh. sounds familiar. sometimes i hate computers ;)

no you've missed the point. It is MORE like this situation: you copy a mate's CD. Then you decide to sell it, and keep the money for yourself. Also you take you're mate's CD-burner so that he cannot encroach on your market, by selling his own copies.

I don't think you get the seriousness of it. Imagine for a second that all the developers who are making software for this gp2x, and are ESSENTIAL to its survival, decide to WITHHOLD all of their own projects, because effectively gph are profitting from THEIR unpaid efforts, and basically...

this is all getting a bit unsettling. GPH are worried about chinese clones? so what? that's the WHOLE POINT of opensource: so that OTHERS can benefit from it and build on it. It's SUPPOSED to be the opposite of the 'control-freak' tendancies of the typical capitalist setup. I can see their...

tricky. like some others here i got my gp2x for 'quick fix' and retro-style games (like noiz2a - wow!) i don't really play the longer modern games, because i can't put the time in to do them justice, plus i don't think they work as well in a 'portable' format. Eg, I bought "dark chronicle"...

...and... snap! psu-socket wrenched out of gp2x. swears drops gp2x to reach for cable crunch! spinning chair slides across floor and crushes gp2x leans over to rescue the injured gp2x crash! chair falls over and topples into PC, inadvertantly hitting the 'eject' button on the cd-drive...

i'm usually looking at gp32x.de or browsing through my gp2x installs, suddenly realising which latest updates I've forgotten to put on the SD card. doh!

hmm. i never actually met anyone who had a c128, or ever found a game which needed one! maybe some games had more graphics? how about some of the later games like lemmings or mayhem in monster land? I guess that SO many people had C64s that most coders tried to make everything work fully on that

hmmm. ALL mainstream tv news is very heavily controlled and propagandised. i didn't use to believe it (or want to believe it, "surely not the good old bbc? they can't be lying?"), but i research this sh*t, and it's absolutely mind boggling. anyway. you're a hare. why would an animal with big...

yeah, I always charge batteries up full (i've got a slow overnight charger). and also, when they're used up, I stick them in a torch until they are COMPLETELY dead before recharging. Don't know really exactly how much difference this makes to battery life, but I AM using some several-years-old...

i think others have said the same. Actually all my favourite C64 games work in Frodo so I'm not sure how much difference there is. I seem to remember that there is a Frodo compatibility list website somewhere, so I guess there are some problems, othewise this wouldn't be necessary. There is...

yeah! :) also, (not wishing to put a damper on Vice2x, but just in case Space Taxi doesn't work on it) I've been playing Space Taxi on GPFrodo since before christmas.

um.. well surely the US's biggest cultural export is genocide? ahem. I'm going to hide now, as the flames descent. teehee :P (well, stuff it, we were off-topic already!)

desirables: 1. faster bootup 2. longer battery life 3. a less risky method of updating firmware 4. a tea making attachment, complete with biscuit holder. though I'm not sure how 4. would be achieved purely in software :D :unsure:

some more digressing: you don't have to pay for the bbc. just get rid of your tv. my parents did :P

I've got gauntlet II running in front of me right now (yeay!) so it's definitely supported. it's most likely to be a filename issue. everything is case sensitive, and the zip files have to be in all upper, i think? or is it all lower. anyway, just double check all your path names etc from the...

it's .....ALIVE!!!!! :lol: