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I got my GP2X on Christmas, great present by the way. I've got 7 emulator up so far: Atari 2600, Genesis, Master System/Game Gear, Neo Geo, MAME, NES, and SNES. I'm going to get a Lynx or Jaguar emu on it soon. I looked for 3DO but didn't find one. I also got a load of homebrew, mp3's, and I...

Wait, you guys get sound? When I try loading sound for anything at 250mhz it locks up when its loading. No fair!

I think 3d is way overrated. It's cool for FPS games (obviously) and some other games, but unless everything is 100% perfect in every way, I always notice things wrong wheras in 2d, you don't. I guess it's because in 2d, it almost can't be wrong. Most older games that are 2d are better anyway.

I'd say if you don't want to buy an AC Adapter, try a different brand of batteries and see if those work. Also, try taking the batteries out when your not using them. I know it's a hassle, but hey, you do what works. Also, if you do get an AC Adapter, don't be like me and get a center positive...

Did you name them .avi or are they .avi? If they aren't actually avi files, you can't get them running on the GP2X. You could always try ripping a DVD.

I don't know if putting the batteries in backwards could cause this, usually it doesn't even turn on if you do. I would recommend getting an AC adapter or a power supply. I just got mine from Radioshack today and it works great.

I wish somebody would make SFCave also. That's my favorite version. :D

Thank's for all the help guys. I'm gonna go look for one later today.

I need a +3.3v power supply right? Is there anything else I need to know when getting one?

I'm running Chancast on my computer and I have a lot of dreamcast games running full speed, and I have an old computer. Now, I don't know if it'll ever happen for the GP2X, but most dreamcast games use only a small portion of it's resources, so we might be able to get a few games at least...

Wow, I feel stupid posting twice in one day in the help section but whatever. And just so you know, I already searched and came up with nothing. So, back on topic, I was wondering where I can get a cheap ~$20 power supply for the GP2X without buying online. I went to Radioshack and they didn't...

I think that widescreen on a portable game system is just dumb. The games get distorted and it just doesn't look good. Plus, if you want to watch a widescreen movie on a 4:3 screen, it just chops off the top and bottom. There's nothing wrong with that. I think we should have a chip implanted...

I know the GP2X uses the second processor for sound in some emu's, but not much else. I'd love to see it used to its full potential in some later ones though ie. PSX, Neo Geo, etc. :)

Nevermind, I got it working. Thanks for all of your help! :D

I am now have all of the BIOS files and it says that I'm missing sfix.sfx and 000-lo.lo except I have both of those files. I renamed them from NG-LO.ROM and NG-SFIX.ROM accordingly. However, by typing .sfx or .lo, it doesn't actually change the file extension, just the file name. Do I have to...

I used the universe bios but I get an error telling me that I'm missing files. Also, I heard you need the second set of neo geo bios. What are those? Oh and the .zip thing helped. Thanks.

Stratagus is a really fun RTS game for linux and windows. And yes, you can download the source. You can download the source and the actually game from here:http://stratagus.sourceforge.net/download.shtml. I don't really know anything about programing or compatability with the GP2X, but I figured...

I recently downloaded the GNGNeo2x emulator and got the BIOS and some ROM's for it. The Rom's I used were in .BIN format and when I loaded the emulator, they didn't show up at all. I was wondering, what rom format do I need to get the ROM's to work.