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You, sir, are the winner. Coders work because they enjoy it, lest it should become work. Not that work isn't enjoyable once in a while, mind you...

Ain't gonna happen. The GP32 is not nearly powerful enough to emulate something like that. It has a hard enough time with the 16mHz GBA.

I don't think it's optimized yet - nevertheless, oSnes9x has been pretty good to me with sound off and at 166 mHz.

Ooh! Ooh! Pick me! Battery life isn't terrible here, it's definitely better than PSP battery life. Two suggestions: 1: Buy some I-c3 rechargeable batteries and a charger. They last longer than normal batteries and charge in 15 minutes. I use the heck out of these and they work great. 2: If...

Two hours?! I run at 160mHz and get around five hours of life.

Definitely better than the thread of people whining about "oh, ryleh, PLZ make this I need it OMGLOLZORZ" Personally, I'd like to see the R-Zone Emulated, for what it's worth. I used to love Battle Arena Toshinden on this. Trouble is, the roms would not have the graphics, just the code. Someone...

You could always pull the same trick the red dragon emulator does and use the red/blue 3d glasses. Oh boy! [/sarcasm] That would be pretty cool though. Problem is, I don't see anyone wanting to work that hard on an emulator for a system with like 20 games.

Another recommendation if you like compile stuff would be MUSHA (might be listed as musha aleste) on sega genesis. That's the shmup that started it all for me. And the soundtrack is my all time favorite for any sega game. Update: I posted the review to GameFAQs under my name. Share the wealth...

My bad - I'll fix that. I could have sworn it was 16 colors from a 256 color pallet.

Wavy lines? I already got those every once in a while. It will be good enough to hold me over during the fifteen minutes whenever my I-c3 batteries are charging ^_^.

I should clarify: I bought a new reader from Tiger Direct that was a new model USB2 reader, and that was months ago. So you can find them cheaper now.

Attention: GET A CARD READER! No, really. It's worth the money. You can get a decent 7-in-1 reader for around $20 USD any more, and it goes so much faster and easier than the USB cable. If you ever want to transfer large files like movies or BOR mods, it's far faster on a SMC reader than USB.

Well, I'm hoping this has enough current here. I'm 200mAh short. I hate to cut up an adapter for no reason. Think I should still go for it? EDIT: I did it. Inside the cord was one wrapped and one unwrapped set of wires, which I was able to twist together (no solder this time) and wrap...

I know that the Game Boy Advance cord is the same voltage. I also know that swapping the polarity isn't hard - I could do that without much problem. However, I took a look at the back of the GP32 and a couple things don't make sense. For one, the label voltage on the back of my BLU+ doesn't...

So the other day I was playing through the goodNes romset on my dreamcast, checking out each game to see what would be good for my GP32 on a trip. I got to the G section, and there I found a wonderful gem of a game called GUN-NAC. Here's the idea - it's an old-school vertical shooter with a...

Hey - what say we all vote for Ryleh for "Clicks for Devs" for July?

When the big f-day comes, it's gonna be fNGP and fGB32 that I'll be downloading first. Heres why: Halfway decent GBC emulators include the existing fGB32 and GPvGB. I didn't like GPvGB at all because it's interface was crappy and the speed regulation was screwed up. fGB32 had problems too; it...

Here's what I suggest for the SMC: Lacuna (fun, but simple) LittleJohnGP and NES stuff, since it's small. BunnyTraps and some sort of Pang

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