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Gbax.com says it's selectable in software. Problem with running NTSC on a PAL TV is that you usually get grayscale.

I would have posted here a few days ago had I not been really busy lately. Anyway I have some game dev experience. My first and biggest complete game is The Magic Land that I deved in Dark Basic Pro. never sold much but you can find the details on the official site but here're some direct links...

There are commercial games written using software like Blitz Basic, don't know how successfull they are but that's up to the design and art skills of the devs and usually not the programming skills. Programming in C/C++ is quite hard and the benefits of doing so varies depending on the game you...

I don't have a GP32 though :) But maybe the one who did it could port it to GP2X.

I'd like to see the developer who put in all the time and effort into maing a high quality commercial level game and then offer it for free. Sure he/she might get some donnations but it probably won't be much. I'm sure he'd get very popular though if the game is fun :) Oh, and in that case wote...

Yeah, a configureable computer wait timer would be nice.

To clarify: Easier then C means a simpler programming solution like Basic. Game making software means something like Click&Play or RPG Maker. I'm interested in knowing the situation for possible games for GP2X and if there's a big interest there may be a larger interest for others to make game...

I've actually not seen Hikaru no Go but I'm planning to. It's the national game week here in Sweden and I had the chance to learn Go yesterday. I find the strategy to be far more interesting then Chess or Othello. I've never tried backgammon. For those unfamiliar with go it's an ancient Chinese...

Sexy box exept for the angle on the PEP text :)

I just got hooked on Go but I don't think I'm a good enough programmer to make this run on GP2X. GNU Go can be found here.

Bumping! Can't someone make this topic sticky?

Yeah, it's on it's way down the 2nd page already...

Take a look at this thread: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=21190

2D isn't exactly easier then 3D. 3D is a lot more logic and less artistic, kinda like something between 2D and code.

I think that the most important thing is to have an art software that supports layers and then just chose the one that you prefer. Personally I tend to do simple graphics because I can make it look great.

TV is made for watching and is often inpractical for listening so you basically need both or a device that incorporates both in a practical way...

For best I would say Photoshop myself but it's not simple in anyway. I don't know about newer versions but there are packages that is easier to work with when dealing with sertain types of graphics. But in the end it's the skill of the user that does the trick. Have you never done any graphics...

The problem with F200 is that you can't use AA batteries in it. But on the possitive side the Li-Ion may last a lot longer without recharge. However, they mentioned a 2nd version with USB host a very long time ago.

"It's because they consider it a portable device, so if they included a host port, it would require the device to be plugged into an external power device." There are battery powered USB HDDs and you can use USB host to link 2 GP2X together. And maybe you could use it to plug into a PC and get...

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