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I could high level debug (as opposed to blackbox debug) problems, playtest, and edit the script. edit: if the scripting language used was simple enough, i could also create some basic events.

Anyone know offhand if any of the Street fighter games work? if any of them did, i'd hail this as the best emulator ever.

there was some sort of fallout engine remake being made, dont remember the name of it though....

a 486 with 16mb ram could run System Shock, and that would be the only game i'd be interested in playing on a gp2x (under a PC emulator), but the problem is, its a VERY complex game... far too many controls for any sort of gaming on the gp2x. (movement, the gui, switching the firmware on and...

its (this is all for NTSC of course) 59.9 for most in game stuff 30.0 for most mpeg2/FMVs (to reduce space needed for the videos, the devs framed it to 30. your eye really cant tell the difference. 15.0 maybe for the loading screens? i've never seen this framerate in any game...

just because he has a goodset or two doesn't make him impressive. =)

aye, this page has the translations available to the wonderswan http://www.romhacking.net/ it also has it for other systems too, just go to the translation page and search it out. i was quite active in the emulation scene for awhile, so i know some rather nifty things about it.

I agree with the SD full of pr0n idea. and i also agree with the flashlight (i have mine on my DS strap) either way, the review sucked, but those people dont understand what a good thing it really is. not much of a loss.

looking at the wiki though, there really isn't much in the way of GPIO pins available (http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/GPIO_Reference) if its just a daemon on bootup, could we use something like the jtag pins (uart0 in the wiki)? that would eliminate any massive seek and solder jobs.

now, assuming that we found the bus lines, (also a 3.3v power, which isn't hard in the gp2x) who's to say that the I2C bus isn't taken up by some other device (or is that impossible for it to be taken up?) because if I remember correctly, windows was shouting about there being some sort of i2c...

assuming that someone wanted to put an I2C chip into the GP2x, where would one go to locate the solder point, and / or start programming a driver. I'm new to this i2c idea, and i'm just kinda wondering.

Yeah, this is the kind of comment i was expecting, totally unhelpful, non-technical, and useless. While i said in the first post, i only have basic programming skills, i was wondering moreso WHY this wasn't done (read: is it possible), rather than an order as to how it should be done. I hardly...

bull. use captive-ntfs: http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/ that lets you use full read write on ntfs. downside is it uses ntfs.sys, so some people complain about "tainting" the kernel. to answer the posters question, i use slack on my old notebook, fedora core on my desktop, and...

I have to agree with that, as the only 2 games i could think of offhand is Tales of Phantasia, and Star Ocean. Reason being is the sound samples they use. the former's intro song is actually numerous SPC "files" layered to make one song.Because of the fact that ToP and SO use almost 90% of the...

I thought we had code that did this already (the snes9x sound code that moved to the 940t)

From just a view from a person who's been with emulation since even before ZSNES had a windows version, zsnes, the snes emulator written in assembly, could run damn close to full speed with only a 486DX (~16mhz) and 16mb ram. we are running a system that has 2x200mhz arm cpus and 64mb ram...

open and closed beta testing. done on many PC games, particularly MMORPGs.

The max i've ever gotten down to was Dlevel 10, though i never tried an "epic benny hill maneuver" and just dashed down like i was being hightailed by an army. i wonder if i could do that. normally my deaths are caused by YASD. like kicking a wall, or being overloaded and falling down a hole...

the only thing i have to say is, if we have a PSX emulator that is running most games now around 15-35 fps, then there is absolutly no reason why transparencies shouldn't be able to be implemented without a massive speed drop. People just need more time to examine how to do it effectivly. SNES9X...

now, assuming the merger (or at least looking at the interface code) of the GPH and the Mplayer alpha it shouldn't be that hard to replace the actual mplayer.