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Zodiac, correct. Archos, correct. But PSP? Nah, I don't think so. I myself own a Zodiac and can say that it's great for watching movies. However, I don't own a GP2X, so I have nothing to compare it to; except my GP32, that is ;).

Cool, but, as already asked, what's the real point? After all, we've got the GP2XArchive...

Sounds good, but as stated, the XGP has yet to be released... ;)

The XGP and XGP mini will probably face the same future as the GP32 did if GamePark does not make them open for development; in the end, they do it in order to earn money, right? ;)

Selfishness or what? :P

If only I knew how to program in C or C++... :rolleyes: Great idea, Dzz! Hope you get some really nice contributions!

The official release seems to be getting closer... Yay!

Nope, it would be switching to Linux :P @DaveC: I'm just kidding; don't start your flaming :rolleyes: .

I hope you won't be that whiny when the Ninja is released (if ever); it will be the console you're dreaming of... I really long for it; the specifications are perfect when it comes to emulating...

Wow, I would never want to give any of my programs a dirty swedish name, that's for sure :blink: ! I guess some find it amusing (like chui)... :huh:

Nope; some games booted WinCE with the game, but the Dreamcast wasn't sold with it.

I don't know why they would put Linux on it as standard if not... I like them both, but would probably go for the mini; both look better and to be of better build quality than the GP2X, but only time can tell ;).

So that's why Kingston delivers liftime guarantees with all their SD cards (and probably all their products) ;).

I've got to try that game out, then. I love Gunstar Heroes and in my opinion, there's nothing wrong with either sound or graphics... :rolleyes:

...or just write some drivers for the old one? ;)

For the Mega Drive: 1. Sonic series 2. Earthworm Jim 1 & 2 3. Shining Force 1 & 2 4. Puggsy 5. Gunstar Heroes 6. Ristar 7. Ren & Stimpy - Stimpy's Invention. All other games I forgot ;)

I use Philips SHE785 in-ear phones. They're cheap, extremely portable and produce great, crisp sound. Also, they have a volume control on the cord, which is nice if the volume differs from track to track. Box is included, but I don't find it very usable...

Face it, you simply haven't got any new messages lately... :rolleyes:

HH is supposed to be like a replacement for GPH Linux. It's not an operating system (I believe); it's more like the GP32's firmware. EDIT: Shikaku (sorta) beat me to it :rolleyes: