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i thought the GBA emulated SNES well because the chip sets were very close to the same and therefore the emulation was easier to code and optimize on the GBA.

when you say struggling to get enough dev kits out, that sounds to me like they have more people wanting to develope for it than they anticipated and are short on them and that is a good thing.

well, being that the Revolution is supposed to be released over a year after the XBOX 360 and i think like 5 months after the PS3 is released. The XBOX and PS3 are going to have a considerable jump and the only thing nintendo has said it is going to release is 221 old games, where are the next...

i don't see how it would be possible since the specs are worse than the GP32s and we can't do it on our systems. And i think i remember hearing that the DS doesn't have independent 3d hardware, but i could be wrong.

ah nothing like praying to false idol to break some commandments :P

i'm pretty sure nintendo WASN"T the first company to use wireless controllers, the NES might have been the first system, but the controllers were not from Nintendo, they were from a 3rd party.

just because the GP32 is a 32 bit system doesn't mean the new system they release, IF THEY EVER DO, will be 64 bit so why do we keep calling it the GP64?

http://www.n-gage.com/en-US/news_events/fe...es/bestofe3.htm best in show? the n-gage? is there a difference between portable and mobile games? I was rummaging the net to see if the n-gage was dead yet and i found this on the official site and thought it was interesting. Also say that...

anybody hear any more news on the DS and internet play? if it's going to be coming around soon and any games that will be online?

let down of this generation: playing the great game that is Tales of Symphonia only to watch the horrible, horrible ending.

none that i know for Mame, but Super Earth Defense Force for SNES is my favorite, it plays very well on the GP32 w/no sound.

chill out? Nobody is getting irate or anything, just stating the obvious, people have put a lot of time into making the help sections and the FAQS as user freindly as possible and yet people still don't use them.

please do not ask for roms, its a big no no on this board.

with the pencil trick its probably not worth it and the current state of the emulators, all of them run pretty good at 156mhz-166mhz so there really isn't anything, maybe other than SNES emu, that would benefit much from a voltage mod past 166mhz.

We've been telling you were to get your answers from for a few days now and you still ask questions that have been asked a bunch of times before. There is a forum that is dedicated to help information and a sticky that is a FAQ sticky. Thats what they are there for, use them.

i have contra hard corps on my SMC and it works past the first level, and the first level isn't that hard to get through even with the background all screwed up.

the chick on the left looks like her finger is going through her GP32 :o

keep it as a psp display holder, thats what i do.

something i'd love to come to but from the states would be too much money. maybe in a few years if the scene is still around. Anyway, sounds like a good time.

yeah, it just reminded me that people wanted to have the PS1 emulator for the GP32 to show people that the GP32 can run PS1 even if it is .2 frames per second. Me, i'd rather put a video on GPCinema of a PS2 or XBOX game running and tell them that its an actual game.