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i also hope that they are telling the truth. a portable snes would be a really nice thing :)

the official site (www.gp2x.com) says: sounds promising.

so why would GPH advertise it with that slogan? and it says it plays SNES in the "games"-section of the site. it would be something like nitpicking just to say "it plays snes, but with an unplayable speed". would be strange strategy for a company to says "our games are unplayable", hm? and...

it runs better than the previous version, but my 2 favourite games still run a bit slow with sound and frameskip=0 at 160MHz: Xenophobe and California Games. frameskip=2 makes it blurry or somehow distorted, it looks not good at all, so i better turn audio off with these games. btw...

the GP2X is officially advertised with "plays: SNES, GENESIS".

wow! that is so cool. i'll have to try it right when i'm home from university. thanks.

a touchscreen would be the same here. of course, a touchscreen would have additional advantages. and the amazing thing with the sidekick is that you can have it optional, because you can flip the main-screen over the keyboard. that is a feature, the DS misses badly.

a keyboard under the display, like the sidekick has is a really neat idea http://www.inside-handy.de/bildergalerie/T...%202/761-2.html ok, it's obviously too late to imlement that, but a handheld with such a chatboard under the screen would be perfect for emulating older computers, like the...

the question is: how many microswitches does the gp2x have? the gp32 had 4 that gives with cobinitions 8 ways. does the gp2x have 8 microswitches? that would give it 16 ways. but i'm not sure, where the advantage is, actually. at least for emulation and porting theres no use for these...

a nice project would be FreeCiv, but it's obviously very big.

i have a p3-700MHz plugged to my tv and i have 2 PSX pads plugged to the pc via usb. it's perfect for playing snes/genesis. you can't see the difference to the original consoles.

the sega nomad handheld had tv-out and i guess thats the oldest handheld with tv-out.

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showt...hl=overclocking but the highest clockspeed is 166MHz....

100% what? headache? no, just kidding. i can't play rpg's if going on the map is just chopchopchopchop

maybe he's a real coder, and a medical Doctor as a hobby. that must be fun ;)

wow, thank you reesy. the gp32 is still good for surprises :)

i once saw this selfmade TV-projector on the british "brainiacs" show. it looked really crappy and was not recommended. but this overhead thing could work. but it's very big and loud. depends on your location....

i don't get the question. it's like asking "how much does a computer cost?" or "how much does a car cost?". it depends on the specifications, of course.

just tried mario world with sound, but the sound goes off after loading an old save state. this is kind of strange, because the sound menu option is still turned on. anyway, great to see you working on this emulator! good luck.

yes, my GP32 ist stable til about 256MHz but i started a thread about the word "playable" some time ago. i don't get it, but i know that there are even people who actually watch camera-screened movies on their pc. they will get eye-cancer one day...