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thanks snaff :) i'm so hopefully looking forward getting my gp2x this week. i can't wait to try this one out. it seems to become better and better.

-why should i watch movies directly from my pc-hdd via the PSP on that tiny screen, if i can watch them on the TV or monitor? that is just weird. - why should i listen to mp3's from my pc via the PSP, if i can instead listen to them on my stereo? that is really weird. - why on earth should i...

it's not very intelligent to post an ebay auction you are interested in. now everyone in the GP32 community who is interested in this one, will bid at this auction, too.

i actually don't know, where these wireless stuff is for. i also have a PSP and a DS and i didn't tried it with them. none of my friends have such a device, so i guess there's no use for it. and for transfering files to the PSP...well a card reader is really the easiest way. and it even doesn't...

rocks! :lol:

i agree with Ravnos, we already have such a console a PC. you can get a PC wich can emulate everything upto PSone and N64 for about 100€ and you can plug it to a TV and put PSone-controllers to it via USB. the perfect retro gaming machine :)

i'm using the sanyo 2500 atm and they seem ok to me. but evil dragon said, he tested a lot of gp2x's and some have this flickering and some doesn't under the same circumstances. so, is it bad to have a flickering one? will better battieries solve every single gp2x's flickering? or are there...

does it work with the rechargables only if they are freshly charged or even after 50% and below?

you're right. maybe we see perfect snes or amiga emulation next week on the gp2x. or something that is so unexpected that we even can't think of yet. you'll never know...

do you think, it will get cheaper, if you wait for it maybe 6 months? i don't think so and in germany the first edition gp2x's where even cheaper than the regular ones. so where do you think is the advantage of nit byuing it now but in half a year?

there is an even easier way: just use 4 directions and the diagonal result of combinations. that is the "traditional" way and will solve this "strange behavior" the GP2X stick seems to have. there are no "traditional 8-way sticks". at least, i don't know a console/controller or other gamepad or...

unbelievable! frodo gets better and better and i'm still waiting for my GP2X :( thanks again. ps: and i just tried the frodoPC.fxe with my GP32...and voila: Bruce Lee is working! i always thought it's not emulated!

it's absolutely great to see that you continued your work on the frodo-emu :) C64er emulation was the reason, i bought my GP32 back in 2003... do you also plan to improve the savestates? or to implement .config files for the games, like in other console-emus? the advantage would be that you can...

the joystik-thingy looks very similar to the GP32 one. although the GP32 one was a lot simplet (just 4 directions).

is there an emulator in the works? or is the only way to test compiled programs via real hardware?

i guess the price was something near 100€ i was looking at it at ebay, too, but after it passed the 80€ barrier i set for me, i lost the interest :( very nice collectors item. :) edit: and yes, i also saw one of them a few months ago at abey and it was sold for a rediculous low price.

i would like to know what happened to the snes-emu GPH was talking about....

hi, i was just looking around for a NeoGeo CD emu for the PC, but couldn't find any good. is there a good emu? many of the NeoGeo stuff is embedded in huge arcade emulators. but i'm looking for an easy-to-use or standalone emu. like NeoRageX for the NeoGeo cartridges.

has anyone infos about the commercial games? or any other software is officially developed?

oh yes, the last version posted here has actually a flicker-free screen. looks very nice :)