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For those who post on the b-day thread, you've got a lot of work ahead of you. ;)

^This Sorry, I should have specified which type of save is the solution, my bad. :P

Nope, this is a known bug with this specific game (Crash at the last dungeon). GPSP for GP2X had the same problem, so it is emulator related. You can get around it by passing the area with the whirlwinds on an emu for PC, then saving and finishing the game back on the handheld.

I don't have a Caanoo yet so I can't give much advice, but I remember on GPSP for GP2X the same issue with the Emerald version. The problem seemed to be related with the "*.sav" file, unless the game has a file like this one in the game's folder, the emulator won't be able to run it properly...

Yeah, I said "non-banned members", didn't imply quality. :lol:

Already congratulated on DC (which changed to RoV then PoP and now is CoC :P ), but I might as well add that it took only hours, not days to reach the mark. A lot of people are rushing into the community! Nice. :) Now let's watch the counter for the 30k line! :lol:

Congratulations gp32x.de for having reached 20k non-banned members! B)

:blink: Black screen with both batteries and adaptor? Now it's starting to get weird... Okay, this is strange... it could be that something internal has detached from the motherboard (this usually happens with a chip labeled LTSK, which controls voltage conversion), try gently shaking the unit...

List update Completed on GP2X last night Metroid Fusion [GBA] - over 5 hours and only 46% completed <_< , will be WIP again :P Metroid: Zero Mission [GBA] - over 4 hours, 64% completed, now reWIP. Zone of the Enders The Fist of Mars [GBA] Now WIP: Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga [GBA] Golden...

NP mate. ;) Glad to be of help so far.

It would be a good idea, though I wouldn't be too sure of what to look for :P

Ah, yes, it's definitely power failure, the light should be very bright even in the day. It only dims if it's not receiving enough current. Edit: Well, maybe not "very" bright but certainly visible. :P Edit 2: Here's what happens with mine: when I touch the switch during boot, sometimes it...

Indeed, colored lines indicate a power related issue. But since you can assure that you have a trusty power source the problem could lie somewhere in the circuitry. Again, the only piece that fails and can be easily tweaked into working correctly is the power switch, but if I am not mistaken...

Hmm hmm... no, that doesn't sound much like a brick, because usually a bricked unit doesn't attempt to boot at all, plus a GP2X doesn't "suddenly" brick without trying to upgrade the firmware or mess with the NAND... sounds more like power failure. Are you sure both your batteries and power cord...

Completed on GP2X: Super Mario Bros. (NES) [hr]Chrono Trigger (SNES) - twice Secret of Mana (SNES) Seiken Densetsu 3 [Secret of Mana 2] (Super Famicom) - twice, one storyline to go... Tales of Phantasia Dejap'd Version (Super Famicom) - twice, working on a third one :lol: Terranigma (SNES)...

lol'd at the "Regular Zombies - Starcraft Zombies" part. :lol:

For best results with gpsp, you should use the file gba_bios.bin, which helps improve compatibility. However you'll have to find it on your own because of legal issues, and asking where to obtain it here will result in a warning or ban.The readme file from gpsp offers more info.

Hmm... no, no special drivers are required. Maybe it is because you got such an outdated firmware (for which I have no experience as I started at 2.1.2). Recommendation is to upgrade, REALLY. At least 2.0.0 would be a good idea to have, but it doesn't guarantee that it will fix the USB issue...

Well, it would help to know what firmware you have installed. Usually with the default firmwares from GPH you access the USB function going through the Settings or System menus (name depends on firmware), then activating it after plugging the cable. However if you have Firmware 4.0.0 and...

Hmm... let's see. Emulators: I use mainly Gpsp, a Gameboy Advance emulator, very nice and most games run fullspeed. Also PocketSNES, like it a lot as well. Platformers: One that comes to mind is Giana's Return, an unofficial sequel to a game for the c64. Reminds of the Mario games but with its...