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Very Cool! will replace my KDE theme "stwike him wuffly centwurian" "fwing him to the fwoor"

Got it working, my IrDA eye had hijacked the com port, works great :)

I just got my serial lead, it seems very well made, was well packaged and delivered in good speed etc. One endorsement for toyz4boyz here. Now if only i can figure out why windows thinks my serial port is already in use even though I've never used it; I can test it!

Thanks for these, the beeb was a machine I managed to miss as a kid, I went the oric/atari800 route and we had trs-80 and rs380z's at school so i didnt see it there either. Some of these games are quite cool!

You'll probably find you are pressing the centre button as you move from one direction to the other and thats screwing it up.

:lol: Anything is possible, given the will and the resources. Not everything is likely however. I'd put this in the queue just behind built-in solar power and coffee machine in the likelyhood stakes

I'll second that! I do like the NeoCD version though, sound would be nice :)

Ok cool thanks! Mmm colorspace.. love all of Jeffs lightsynths, the latest incarnation is built into the XBox360! This is the list... does anyone think something essential is missing? Avaitor Boffin Bonecruncher Castle Quest Cholo Chuckie Egg Citadel Codename Droid Colorspace Contraption...

Most console D pads are like the ABXY buttons underneith, they just have a cross on the top for the directions. The gp2x stick is a little box of switches with a rod sticking out of it. To convert a 2x to a "nes" style pad would require a small circuit board with the 4 contacts on it, a rubber...

Please do! I'm trying to compile a list of good beeb games from this thread and so far only have 64 games. There must have been more great beeb games than that!

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I'm 37 (38 in March) and feeling both older and younger because of this thread :) Computers: Dragon32, Oric-1, Atari 800xl, Atari 520STFM, Atari1040ST, Amiga 520, Amiga 4000-030, Pentium200, homebuilt pc's since. Handhelds: Gameboy, Gamboy Pocket, NGPC, Gameboy Advance *2, Gameboy Advance SP...

This is a more recent thread tha asked the same question, OT as well but no one moved it. http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=21416

Wow! I must have missed that memo! So that just begs the question, why is all this neogeocd and psx stuff getting into the wiki when its not really the place for it and we have something specifically set up for the job? Edit: Because theres nothing there yet, I cant add emulators so I cant add...

Doesn't it use your meta tags to work out what ad to show? bummer!

I joined the online world when modems hit v32bis (2400bps) Ah those were the days, phreaking a phone call to a Scottish BBS to download Amiga games at 1 hour for a 880k disk! lol

/me wonders when warmfluffy will add GP2X to the compatibility guide at http://www.berzerk.co.uk/gp32/

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=20882 Also, maybe searching for [GP2X] on eDonkey might help ;) http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=21172 for Atari800 as well

ED needs to update his adwords or something. Every day I go to the file archive and I get an ad for a GPS and an ad for ink carts. I click them both anyway but they arent exactly relevent.

There isn't a JTAG cable available for the GP2X yet, just a serial one. I dont think your GP2X sounds like it needs one though so a serial cable might be all you need. http://www.nigelibrown.pwp.blueyonder.co.u...erial/index.htm