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Some only run zipped and some only run unzipped. While we're on the subject of gpSP is there any way to save the default settings (clock speed, frameskip etc.)? Cheers, Neil

The files you need are shown here: http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Datafiles :)

Overclocking/underclocking to anything but 533 MHz causes the touchscreen to go all wonky, and I don't think there's anyway to fix it! :(

Have a look here: http://gp2xwiz.co.uk/wiki/Creating_A_Shortcut_In_The_Wiz_Games_Menu :) Cheers, Neil

All of the games entered into this competition can be downloaded from here: http://lostsite.altervista.org/wiz/?p=888 :) Hopefully they'll all be uploaded to the archive soon. Cheers, Neil

Thanks for the update. :) One thing I noticed last night if you select 'Bonus Levels' on the menu it hangs up. (I found this out my mistake!) and could the penguin be slowed down a bit on the level select map? Cheers, Neil

Thank you. :)

I've just read on NewsWeez that the entries for the above competition have been judged, but only 2 games (Mastermind & Parchis) are for the Wiz. (Here: http://lostsite.altervista.org/wiz/?p=868 ) hopefully these 2 games will appear on the archive (rather than having to download all the entries)...

Thanks for this, everything runs fine apart from what sbock pointed out. But I've noticed a small problem with the volume, when you die or start a new level the volume returns to the default setting. Cheers, Neil Hoping to see this (new & improved) version on the archive soon. :)

For the intro/cut scenes etc. you should have these files in the baseq2/video folder: end.cin eou1_.cin eou2_.cin eou3_.cin eou4_.cin eou5_.cin eou6_.cin eou7_.cin eou8_.cin idlog.cin ntro.cin Cheers, Neil

I took my Wiz apart today and the silicone membrane was broke under the right side of the Dpad, I stuck it with superglue so the little round conductor (in the membrane) wasn't making constant contact with the circuit board. While I had the Wiz open I also superglued a small square of plastic on...

Have you had the same problem with yours? (What exactly is the 'internal silicon Dpad.' Is it the rubbery piece behind the Dpad in number 4 below?) If so, how did you repair it? (Can you buy spare parts?) Cheers, Neil Edit: Sorry about the size of the above picture! :)

I've got a problem with my Dpad, it's pressing right most of the time! It feels spongier on the right hand side (as my B button has for the past few weeks), it started playing up a few days ago as I had to press down/left diagonal to move down as straight down wouldn't work!, but now it stuck...

I've just noticed on NewsWeeZ that rRootage has just been ported to the GP2X (It's on the archive here: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/gp2x.cgi?0,0,0,0,30,2828 ),so there might be a chance of a Wiz port. :) Cheers, Neil

I've been playing this on and off for the last few days but I think there's a bug on the 'E1M8 Phobos Anomaly' level, because the star shaped walls don't drop after you've killed the 2 big square green things. (As it does with the Barons in Doom 1) Has anybody else had this problem? Cheers, Neil

Thanks a lot for all these. :) I couldn't get legodoom.gpe to work, so I opened it up with notepad++ and it contains this: #!/bin/sh ./prboom -config prboom.cfg -iwad wad/doom2.wad -file wad/Ldsprts.wad > prboom.log.txt 2>&1 sync cd /usr/gp2x/ ./gp2xmenu I think there's been a mix up...

Thanks a lot for this fett22. :) How come we don't get cool things like this in cereal any more! Here's an nice icon I found for it: It's currently 50x50. I just resized it with paint. (With 'Image' / 'Resize/Skew') (64% horizontal & 64% vertical to make it 32x32) (44% horizontal & 50%...

Yes that's it, that 'should' work!

They need to be unzipped and you have to create a roms/nes folder on the SD card to put them in. (But to open subdirectories in this folder (a-z etc.) you have to use the stylus) :angry: Cheers, Neil

Are they unzipped .NES files? because zipped ones don't work (or show up) with NESemu! You also can't open anything in the right hand part of the 'Load Rom' menu without using the stylus. Cheers, Neil