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Reesy, did you add the memory overclocking thing?

I think it's more complicated than that as the Mega CD has extra processors and memory on board. That's how it could do sprite scaling and rotation.

Maybe you could use one of the shoulder buttons to toggle autofire on and off.

Did you manage to sort out that "10fps slower" problem?

Craig, as you said Doom runs at 60fps at 166MHz with music turned off, could you possibly add an option to display the fps on the next version of GPDoom (if you're doing one) because I'm still not convinced mine runs at 60fps.

Why does my Doom 2 crash near the beginning of level 2? You kill the three guys on the platform, open the door to kill the other two guys in that room, open the door (actually they are vertical bars like a prison) on the left and kill the guy inside. When you walk into that 'prison cell'...

I've played the original Doom and Doom 2. Both are awesome. I've now downloaded Ultimate Doom. Is that any good and what about Doom 64? Are there any more? Also, why does Ultimate Doom have the first episode of Doom on it? Does that mean I can delete my shareware Doom from my GP?

How do you get 180MHz ones? OS9X (I think it's that one) is playable at 166MHz. It runs at almost full speed at about 10fps with sound. It's not brilliant but not bad either. I'm sure better SNES emulation will be achieved in the future.

The GP32 was featured on Gamezville on Sky One a couple of times.

About pressing the B button to cancel, shouldn't it be A to cancel as the A and B buttons on the GP32 are reversed compared to the Megadrive. Reesy, could you possibly look into why overclocking past 164MHz doesn't increase the frame rate? I tried 176MHz last night and it seemed to run the same...

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Reesy, I've always wondered why there are black borders along the top and bottom of the screen. The GP32 screen is already widescreen and the borders make it even wider. As the Megadrive didn't use widescreen, doesn't this mean the picture on DrMD is squashed? Would it be possible to add proper...

Yeah, I gathered that it would vary with different applications. I do feel lucky with my GP32 as it was one of the last BLUs before the BLU+. I did pay for a 166MHz one and it's great it can go even higher on some apps.

I've got a 166MHz GP32 but always play on DrMD at 164MHz because higher overclocks don't seem to make any difference whatsoever. Even 172MHz runs the same as 164MHz.

Thanks. I've just run the clock speed tester. It crashes at 176MHz after a few seconds but I've tried it for about 30-60 seconds at 172MHz and it seems okay. Does this mean my GP32 overclocks to 172MHz in all applications? Do I need to run it for longer to be sure?

I've got GP32_Clockspeed_tester.rar, BloodCross102a.fpk and super_plusha_megagp_demo.fpk in my GPMM folder but they don't show up when I turn the GP32 on. How do I get them to work?

I've got bor.fxe in the GPMM and gor.pak (Goits Of Rage) with an edited packlist.txt in the GPMM/BORDATA folder but when I load up BOR, it says there's an error and I need bor.fxe in GPMM. Am I missing something?

No, I'm serious... NOT! I just thought it would be funny to wind you up. :lol: So, for the third time, when are you planning on releasing it? :)

Could you possibly add SNES support?

Would it be too much trouble to include an option to take out Z80 support and line interrupts? Actually, it might be better to keep it simple like that other guy said so just ignore me. When will the next DrMD be released?