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Ah well, gave it a shot.

Somebody let me know if I'm being helpful or ignorant here.

Is everyone trying to port from the DS-source port? If the palib libraries are the problem, would the windows source be better? I wouldn't know code if I was looking at it, but this thread which Nifflas participates in, seems to indicate the the windows source is included in the standard...

Knytt stories is awesome. Thanks for pointing out the DS port. Signed on the Caanoo being the better system for the game. Edit: The DS port seems kind of broken. The game freezes when I attempt to leave the very first screen of "The Machine." Edit II: Today it seems to be working with long...

After experimenting (just got my Caanoo Monday and haven't had a chance to really play it until today) I can confirm that the stability can vary between applications and games. The 750 mhz I quoted was running Raiden in Mame. I can get 780 in pocketsnes (running Super Castlevania IV).

Stellar week to be a Caanoo owner!

zeldarocks, your loss is my gain! Two backup wizzes coming to a good home at almost the same price together as the console went for at launch.

Second wishful thinking thread in a morning from a non-coder, I know. Bear with me. A physics game like Labyrinth (board with ball bearings and holes cut in) seems a natural fit for the Caanoo's accelerometer, though I imagine that the physics engine itself would be a nightmare to code. Is that...

I realize we have a very good raster-graphics program available already in GrafX2, but "Colors" and "Art Academy" are both more built around traditional art and since both are capable of running on a DS, I'm sure that they're well within the means of the Caanoo. Has anyone looked into making...

By the way: I assume you got the 800mhz figure from ThinkGeek. Notice that they also claim the Caanoo has an OLED screen. Take it with a grain of salt.

My only point is that you probably shouldn't worry about "frying" your Caanoo in one or a few ill-advised overclocks.

Having played with my Caanoo on and off most of the day, I'll say that I still prefer the Wiz, but that the analog stick is actually pretty easy to use as a dpad (I can get specials and supers off in KOF quite easily with it.) The emulation is better than you might think. There's an audible hiss...

When this question comes up the usual response is that ARM architecture chips crash rather than take damage like an x86 chip might. I've never heard any anecdotal evidence to the contrary. edit: By the way, my Caanoo only seems to be stable up to 750mhz.

765 is my max.

If emulation is all you're interested in, probably not.

Awesome! Thanks, Franxis!

It seems like the Wiz screen issue is rare, and the OLED really does look nice. Turn on the auto-off feature in the settings and you won't have to worry about burn-in, which shouldn't be an issue after a few hours of gameplay anyway. If anything the issue with the Wiz as designed was the shallow...

I should be getting my Caanoo today or tomorrow and will report on my experience shortly thereafter. I'm coming to the system as a bit of a skeptic, since when it was announced I would have preferred GPH stick with supporting the Wiz. Just based on observation of the boards and download page...

After getting back into my wiz, and wanting a system to fall back on in case it fails (my wiz is one of the launch consoles), I just took the jump myself, putting in an order with play-asia. Thinking about getting one of the $100 thinkgeek wizzes as a backup as well, despite the mixed results...

I can't give you advice about your options, but you should avoid altering the nand (onboard memory) as much as possible.