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Well, I'm going to improve it in whatever way I think is best. Like I said, at first I was restricting myself so I could produce something small but finished as opposed to something big but half cooked. Now that that's done and I've got a base, I can work out the rest of it. As for graphics...

Not implemented features? Well originally I wanted to show a world map with one country hilighted and a multiple choice selection on what that country was. Another quiz idea was for displaying flags and being given a choice of countries and also the other way around. There were little things too...

Hey guys, my first programming submission so be gentle. Anyway, while we're waiting for the contest results, I'm releasing my own program. Yes, I meant it to be submitted but what are you going to do? It's pretty basic, a simple quiz/game where you are given a country name and you have to chose...

Are you serious? Can you give a better description of it and possibly a photo or two, there are a lot of handheld consoles out there and I'd be surprised if the one you're seeing is an XGP. Still possible though, but we'd appreciate confirmation.

The best way to increase the chances of getting a GP32 emulator is just add it to the GP2x bounties: http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/GP2X_Bounties .

Why don't we send Gabe and Tycho from Penny Arcade ( www.pennyarcade.com ) a GP2x? For those who don't know, Penny Arcade is a regular webcomic/ranting space by 2 hardcore gamers called Gabe and Tycho. They've been at this for years and now have a huge audience, are known by most hardcore...

Well, they've open sourced Java Platform Micro Edition (Java ME) along with the other versions. If this gets ported to the GP2x, numerous mobile phone games could be played on it.

Wait, so you can essentially hook the GP2x up to your computer with the USB cable, and with a few keystrokes, instantly test your programs on the GP2x? Is there a tutorial or easy way of doing this? (And which OSs could you do this on?)

Northern Ireland actually. Technically under British rule and in the UK but part of the island of Ireland.

It's sad really. I mean for all we know the rules could have been very lenient, but somehow GPH wanted to be the ones selling the winning game on the GP2x and didn't want the GP2x logo to be on a game they wern't selling and from somewhere like that the communication got utterly Fubarred. It may...

Hey guys, I found this great set of SDL tutorials at http://lazyfooproductions.com/SDL_tutorials . They cover pretty much everything from installation (multiple platforms and compilers), to many advanced, useful and interesting techniques, covering all the basics in between. Best thing is, not...

It completely depends on the art style, which you feel more comfortable with, and which you can feel you can excel the best at. Find what works best for you and go for it.

"GPH can not appove of your using GP2X logo and any other simbols representing GP2X or GPH" I've looked at this before, you can self publish the game, you just can't use the GP2x or GPH logo in the game, or make it look like your game is an official GPH sanctioned release. It was translated...

Hey guy, sorry if this idea has come up before, but I was wondering if it would be a good idea to make an iTunes like program for the GP2x. I think it would be cool if there was a program that would let you browse an online catalogue of games, emulators and apps for the GP2x along with...

Wasn't there a header file that could allow almost the exact same code for a GP2x and a PC SDL application.

You know, there's is a compilation called Taito Legends that's available for X-Box, PS2 and PC that includes the arcade versions of several Taito games including Bubble Bobble, The New Zealand Story, and, yes, Rainbow Island. Emulation seems perfect from my point of view on my X-Box.

Actually, GPH will be supporting and then integrating homebrew firmware developments into the forthcoming official GPH firmware. http://gp2x.com/support/support_view.asp?b...=05&chk=&direc=

Hey guys, you probably know this already, but don't put the image file onto the sd card until after you've done the filesystem thing. I made this mistake and I'm still trying to sort it out.

That is awesomely sweet!

Relax Vimacs, the post apparently seems to be more about informing users of GPL and the current situation with the GP2x, as opposed to inspiring people to take action (other then an off the cuff remark about posting if you think you've got a solution to the problem). Anyway, according to Craig...