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Dude, my development machine is an athlon 750MHz PC. And I run a business developing online flash games. It works wonerfully, and is a great benchmark for the lower spec machine nowadays. I also have several other faster machines, including a 64-bit AMD Turion laptop, but the 750MHz machine...

No, thats sweet CCNut HMut. Just that I guess its up to Hando to make the decision, and others have already PMed me about the same thing and I asked if they could wait too :) I think I will create some wallpapers and different versions, and hopefully someone (or me) can make the first game...

hehe. Just so you know though, New Zealand is one of the most technologically advanced countries. There are a couple of reasons, the main ones are that (1) We are a small, isolated country which means that many technologies are tested on us first to see how well they will do (it is easy to...

I'm from New Zealand, which (despite popular overseas belief) is NOT part of Australia!!! Could you please change 'Australia' to 'Australiasia' or 'Oceania' - both valid names for the continent/area. Australia is just one country.

So the definative (as far as I can tell) is: There are 8 microswitches, so each of the 4 main directioon and the immediate diagonals have there own switches (which is a good thing). N NE E SE S SW W NW It is then also possible (via software) to detect the extra 8 directions between these...

http://www.gp32.co.nz/mods.php

Involving some sort of squeezing... :P I call it the 2x (two eks) much easier to remember. BTW: Who ever called the Amiga 'Miggy'. Not something I've ever heard!

I think its a legit question, though often asked :) If that never happened, we'd never have anything to discuss :D

zyou are right, this has been asked to death. The answer is no. There is no backward compatibility at all. This is mostly due to the fact that the operating systems are so completely different, as well as the hardware. GP32 was its own mini OS, and GP2x has linux...

Coconut Helmut - I would prefer if you didn't use the GPenguin as your avatar until the 'competition' is over and Hando has made a decision...

Just like to say that the scene has been kicking some major ass over the past few months, with emulator updates, new ports, new games - you name it! The stuff is pumpin' out. I'm holding off buying a GP2x for some while now (perhaps a year or so) and going to continue with the GP32 (and...

Welcome Treble. I guess we'll see you down in the programming discussion forums then :)

I have to say I agree - and for all the same reasons you do. The only thing I haven't tried is the Doom port since I didn't think it fitted on a 16MB SMC, but you seem to be doing fine :). I got mine last December, but I still treat it like royalty. And I have to say that the GP32 scene has...

I guess if you remove the images from the folder you need to edit all the image paths (find-replace) in the html source as well!

Hi, You have placed images on the SMC as well as the HTML file? :) I've never used !reader before, but it seems that it is a very simple parser, so probably doesn't actually read the HTML document as such, but just rips out the text and graphics. If this is the case, try: 1) Only place images...

Hi all, I need to keep accurate time at better resolution than 1/64 second (available with RTC). Perhaps up to 1/200 of a second. Any ideas? Cheers, Peter

I agree. A dude comes along, offers to make websites to people for free if they want them and are unable to do them themselves, and they get shat on for offering help!

haha. This is some funny shit. Seriously though, I think the Gizmondo looks sweet as. Its powerful as anything too. Shame about the small screen, yeah. It could have been good if it was open source. re: Advertising - yeah, they had grand plans for location based advertising via the inbuilt...

There us also my site design if you haven't seen it: http://www.pea.co.nz/gp2x/

Really? I guess it makes sense as they share same memory area right? I was just expecting a bit more :) I guess then you need to build in your own simple semaphore system to protect shared memory areas... although it is a lot easier when it is two processors sharing the memory rather than...