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Better yet, sell some 200Mhz ones instead.

LOL It works fine at fs 2 with sound.

Since you are to lazy to read the manual I will have to do it for you; it is gpmm\gpadv\

I can only comment on those I have tested on the gp32. Super Metroid works very well (with sound), Phantasy Star 2 and 4 runs flawlessly sound and full 60 fps. I have not tested the others.

1.33 released a few hours ago.

the 1.5h old version 1.32 is a great improvement, with changable clockspeed, frameskip, fullscreen. I am not sure if caching works though (which I assume is for roms >4MB), someone else would have to try it out. International Karate Advance runs well with 4 frameskip and 160Mhz in full screen...

You keep repeating that in every topic, but it is very unlikely to be true. The previous beta ran at 132MHz (0029DE07 11A00300) ofset 0x0E50 (3664) by default according to enf65. There is no reason to believe he would have lowered it.

Are you sure it is running at 66Mhz? The earlier beta ran at 132MHz (0029DE07 11A00300) ofset 0x0E50 (3664) by default, are you positive it has been changed?

Sure we know because we read the two other threads in with the author of the emulator told us.

Version 1.30 was released 5 hours ago, some timers are fixed now: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/gpad...fxe?sortby=date

Huh? Check http://releases.pocketheaven.com/advsearch...e=&Sort=Release for instance, has the release info of 580 games which are 32Mbit (4MB).

Yes I did the first time I tried it. It was because I had used an earlier beta of fGen before, so I just deleted all the old config files etc and it worked as it should again.

Contra/Super Probotector for the SNES as well as Secret of Mana for the same system.

Street fighter doesn't work with sound like someone mentioned. Sonic Jam does though (works flawlessly).

The disk system is just another cheaper cartidge, there is no reason it wouldn't work on any NES emulator that I can see.

Every game that actually runs runs smooth, except Turtles - Tournament Fighters for some reason.

Torlus, indeed nice to hear from you here. I am very curious, what level of speed with sound and fullscreen do you think GPAdvance can reach when running commercial or high quality pd titles, and within what timeframe? If you pull this off you may, along with Ryleh, be the prime reason people...

So smoooooth!

Jumping Jack was actually one of the first games I tested on the emulator, was quite suprised when I saw craigix's handle popup at the intro screen :) The horisontal elevators seems to leave a white trail which I assumed was an emulator bug, and as mentioned Jack isn't easy to control :)

I thought none of the options worked yet, including clockspeed. Tristan, even VBA cannot emulate those NES classics (at least not the version I tried), so it is highly unlikely it will work on GPAdv yet.