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All open source games available on Linux should be extremely easy to port ( recompilation, some tweaks in the interface to make them more hadheld-friendly). You can have a look here: http://www.happypenguin.org Personnal wishes: neverball, quake3, x-moto, glTron. What is this silly idea about...

This is only a matter of recompilation. And maybe not even that, considering there is a debian ARM package for it. However, I think the future of e-book reader is in dedicated devices with passive screens. We don't know how much time Pandora's batteries will last, but it will probably not meet...

This is nonsense. You know, one very good thing about GP2X is the community. People are mature enough, and try to avoid the childish fanboy behaviour consisting in constantly pretending with wrong arguments that their toy is better than the others.

N64 is vastly harder to emulate than PSX without 3D hardware - NDS has 3D hardware, not GP2X - because it has no 3D hardware. Furthermore, I have just checked out the video on youtube, NDS does not "almost" emulate N64. I don't want to offend you (and all people bringing up the topic every two...

I would hate it, and apparently I am not the only one. Furthermore, our community is way too small to generate a significant amount of cash from ads. I think donations are a good way to make developers earn money.

Amiga is not full-speed on any current handheld. It is considered by many as the most interesting platform to emulate. Furthermore, it is clear that many people are interested in its OMPC capabilities. Personnaly, I think that 300 euros would be a bit expensive for a N64 emulator.

You don't need to watch the videos, you can try with your GP2X. DPad and button positions are similar. With average adult male sized hands, it is clear that it is not am problem. If you put your thumbs in position, there is no way to put a significant pressure on, let's say, the speakers. With...

To port a game, you need the source code. The source code of Diablo 2 is, as far as I know, not available. The other option is to run it in a windows running in a PC/i386 emulator. But this does not sound very realistic. Don't think about Wine, it runs only on i386 (it only emulates system...

F-200 reads SDHC. On F-100 you need to update the kernel, which is not straightforward and slightly risky. This is an important issue I think.

You should explain what exactly you want to do with your SDK. If you want to code in C++ for your GP2X, I guess you want to display something on the screen, right? Then SDL is the easiest option.

There is a SDHC patch for F-100 somewhere on the site. Firmware 4 (F-200) handles SDHC but I don't think that installing it on a F-100 is a good idea.

Did you intend to say that ? This sounds completely wrong to me. GBA emulation is really far from perfect. The proportion of games running correctly is, as far as I know, much lower than for the SNES. To be honest, I would not say to a potential GP2X buyer that GBA is correctly emulated. This...

Thanks for the cheat codes. Especially the one to unlock everything. I got bored of the 3rd level, that I did not passed.

No. NiMH batteries provide 2.5 V anyway. Again, be very carefull with polarity when using a universal adapter.

Yeah, the time limit is just insane. There is a pack of all existing versions of vektar available in the file archive, you try them. I have to say I have been slightly disappointed by the full commercial version. Somehow I enjoyed it less than the free version, because of the insanely hard and...

It's not a wifi card, in the sense that it is not made to give wifi access to the device which hosts it. From the device, it is seen as a memory card. In this memory card, there is a wireless file server giving wireless access to its content, but this is transparent to the host device. So it's...

True, and I actually did it. I am just trying to make some suggestions in order to prevent the GP32X home page to be too obscure. Anyway, thanks to namco for his additionnal comment and link. About the code itself and how usefull it is, I guess (I could be wrong) that it is very unlikely that...

Yeah, it completely makes sense actually, especially with the SDHC cards (16, and soon 32 GO). It is not too hard to configure the GP2X to start directly on the media player. However, you have to be aware that the GP2X is a bit slow on startup.

Could you please try to make your news a bit more self-explanatory? There is absolutely no way to understand what ZeeSpace is about, not even a link. I have already made this comment before, I don't want to annoy contributers, but I think this is quite important. Thanks anyway for writing GP2X...