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I wished they would say something about how open it will be for non commercial projects...

The PSP's screen is way too large for its resolution. That's what seems to be nice about the GBA Micro, but if you can actually hold it in your hands might be quite big an issue...

I think some developer (sounds promising, eh?) said that linux won't lower the performance because of it being loaded into the NAND-RAM (still, I guess it would require resources from the CPU...), but that would give other reasons for using it rather than being a linux nerd :rolleyes: (multiple...

If it does support WiFi through SDIO, I might actually consider getting a WiFi card; I could use it both with my Zodiac and the GP2X (if I get one...). Other SDIO accessories should be possible to use as well, like a camera or something...

Since Game Park Holdings closed down (the GP32 section), I don't think you can get the "registration program" (authentification), but there is a "pirate" Free Launcher somewhere on the internet... As for rescuing your GP32 FLU, I think you can buy a cable and do it yourself...

On an Open Source console you would have the complete information on what hardware the console has, how it works and how to access it, which would simply make the development easier and more efficient, right? But still, if there is a SDK or something similar, there are possibilities to develop...

I completely agree with your review, WarmFluffyUK; This is one of the best (if not THE best) games for the GP32 at the moment. But, it is darn hard... :wacko:

About the button layout, one scroll-wheel per trigger would be quite nice too...

Even the open project Ninja isn't far as powerful as we would want it to be...

Great (!), tell them what the community thinks! Have a nice trip!

The "soul" of the GP32 continues to live through the GPX2, as it looks now. Since the XGP probably won't be an Open Source console, it will most likely die quite fast and there won't be any room for it in an Open Source community, like this... I hope I'm wrong... :D

It sounds like that could make the emulators a lot faster too!

Those are the only available pictures of the real machine, yet... You can find them at GP32Spain too.

Since the hardware is VERY similar to the Zodiac's, it probably will not feature any good gba emulators, but snes is possible. Cheaper than the GP32 BLU? I didn't know that. It starts to sound more and more like a low-budget project... But, I'll probably buy it anyway; If not for the games, then...

Since I'm also a NLU owner, I pretty much agree... :(

Voting? Huh, never mind...

This looks more like the rendered one: I can't understand a word spanish, though, so if someone could translate the post, it would be nice :)

I read about it in a swedish magazine called Super Play back in 2003. It had a lot of incorrect info in it; like "The GP32 can emulate the GBA", etc. But, I'm glad I bought it, X-mas 2003, anyway... :D

It seems to me like the battery lifetime depends not only on capacity, but also on brand... GP should be fine ;)

So now we can put really big collections of games on our GPs and jus unzip them when we want to play ^_^ .