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Grand. Does Flubba have a GP2X btw? Did craigix perhaps even send him one of the free dev units? He seems very talented and would be the ideal candidate to get GBA working well on the GP2X.

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How do you know it will happen? Are you going to do it yourself? Otherwise, it can happen if someone does it. It could happen on the GP32 as well but no one finished the project so saying that it will happen on the GP2X is taking way too much for granted. Also keep in mind that while the design...

ARM is a brand, thus it is not incorrect usage of the English language. You are not using a capital letter for the word English however, which in fact is incorrect usage, as is your usage of commas. Please stop lecturing people when you cannot even get the name of your native language straight.

Not exactly from scratch, you can make use of the GPAdvance code.

There were two GBA emulators for the GP32, one was a port of VBA, much like the one here, it was extremely slow and was likely never going to be able to get much better. Then there was something quite different, GPAdvance, it wasn't really an emulator, instead it made use of the fact that both...

Something tells me that this emu may be a bit better choice to port. Unless someone feels like reinventing the wheel.

Yes, amongst the highest in the world. However, in my opinion it is for the better. Since it for example makes school free of charge (including the university), also makes medical care heavily reduced cost-wise. What a high income tax does in the end is decrease the gap between rich and poor...

The origin of the game doesn't matter. What ever I do in Sweden I do under Swedish laws and regulations. The are some major differences. First is that in order to sue someone, you first have to apply to the court, if for example the sum isn't reasonable in regards to the case, the case will be...

Can't you just open up the unit and put it back in place?

That may be how it works in the US but certainly not how it works in Sweden. Don't take for granted that every country has your ridiculous laws and procedures regarding sueing.

On the GP32 all you needed to do was open the console up, then draw some with a pencil on one of the resistors to make it overclock a lot better than before.

On the GP32 at least it was safe to attempt to (software) overclock to any frequency, since if you went to high the most likely thing to happen would be the CPU reading the memory wrong or miscalculating, resulting in a crash. Rebooting it would set it right again. However, if you did any...

Isn't it up to each emulator to set the desired CPU frequency themselves?

Ah, the golden rule, the more you flame the more right you are.

I really hope not. AA batteries will probably be along for at least a few decades more so even in 20 years you will be able to play on your GP2X while a specific rechargable pack would disappear from the market as soon as it isn't profitable for the company to sell it.

On the GP32 at least it was safe to attempt to (software) overclock to any frequency, since if you went to high the most likely thing to happen would be the CPU reading the memory wrong or miscalculating, resulting in a crash. Rebooting it would set it right again. However, if you did any...

You asked for Worms on the PSX and since it is very unlikely to run well enough at this time, I gave you an option on how to play the game you wanted (but on a different system). Unfortunately, appreciation is scarce and flames come in abundance, I will try to not give any tips to you in the future.

Are you female? :)

I want a million dollars with a cherry on top. Of course, I am not likely to get it so I make do with what I have.