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All these ideas have already been covered, and is taken into serious consideration. I love the reviews idea, and I would love to do it in the magazine, and you can expect it to be a section like this in one of the first issues. I will also try to conduct some interviews, perhaps with...

Thanks for all your response, I have no intend in collaborating with Slander, though he's doing a fabulous job :) Right now I would want to keep this to myself, and maybe on a later date, if he's interested, we could join forces. Maybe make two different versions of the magazine, a pdf, and the...

Thanks for your feedback, I edited my previous post to reflect the changes you wanted to be made. The magazine will focus on average GP32 users, that being not the extremely knowledged programmers. We will bring a lot of programming tutorials, both for newbies and advanced. We will bring you...

NssOne: Retro games in general. Both actually, but this does'nt weight as much as having GP32 knowledge. BTW, I would like to welcome a known guy to the team, he's a great person, and I absolutely LOVE to have him on the team. Welcome _tyrell_! :P Most of you may recognize him from his...

I'm staring up a project here. The first unofficial GP32 magazine, dedicated to bring you the latest news, articles, interviews, reviews and loads more in one fancy online mag. So far, I'm just starting to develop the lay-out, which is a long and boring process, and considering I don't have...

Competeting is great for the scene. When two emus compete for the best emulation, they both get better and better, faster. That's why this scene needs another SNES emulator, even if it's not as good as Snes9x, it needs another one being developed.

Nice! It's good to see some promotion for this lovely console. I managed to tip a major danish games mag too. They'll bring an article in one of the coming issues.

Great article man, great mag in fact...! Pretty slick design and everything, how many DL's do you have?

The GP32 from Gamepark is the perfect handheld console for any retro game lover.

And we have a winner! :P

When you find out how to dye it good, do a tutorial, I'd love to dye mine :) How'd you get the plastic off in the first place?

Great post there Skeezix, apart from you're obvious typos, the best post I've seen here in a LONG time...! Top notch work!

Hi, I'm really new to GP32 developing, and I'd like to know how I can get up and running with Visual C++ .NET. Maybe someone could write a small tutorial on how to compile a program that prints "Hello World" on your GP32 screen. From start to end. Covering setting up the workspace in Vc++ and...

I don't know what to think, other than that properly will not work. Try compiling the shite, but it sure is Gp32, because I see the firmware file betting loaded in there.

Hi, I'm Danish too, and I brought a GP32 recently from Lik-Sang. But buy it from www.gbax.com instead, then you won't have to pay customs as far as I know.

A palm emu would be cool :) Make it the color versions then.. And as previously mentioned, GIVE US WINCE :P

Really sweet job there, I like the banners :) Keep up the good work !