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Yes, I would enjoy seeing BlitzBasic compiled programs running on the gp2x.

Any Java virtual machines in sight?

Sounds great! I will test as soon as I get my gp2x back from repairs, hopefully soon...

Sounds good. I'll stay tuned for more info on the powered usb cable.

Will there be a way to use the usb host (possibly the tv out cable) as tv in? For example, say I wanted to use my gp2x as simply a monitor and pair of speakers for something else like a dvd player or xbox. Will this be possible?

Nice job

uhh... thanks. ;)

I sure would love to see an option in the firmware that allows you to choose whether you want the backlight on or off. Like how now it sets the clock speed to a default everytime it loads the menu, maybe it could do that with the backlight too, and we can change what is the default.

So, is this just going to be a competition where as long as Zottd posts a version of gp2psx, he will win? Not to discourage anyone trying to win, but that is particularly hard to combat, and for darn good reason. With all his work, he definetly deserves it too.

Good going zottd. As for sound on the second processor, you may end up with the exact problem he was reffering to with the processors going out of sync. This is just another idea, so take it if you think it is good. Since it does seem like emulating ps1 on two cores seems unnecessary, why...

Hey guys, instead of garbling up this thread with your reports, post your findings here: Gp2psx Wiki

Mr Doctor, you can try what I did for ff9. I had a .img file, so I mounted the image on a virtual drive, then I used alcohol 120% to rip what was on the virtual drive to .bin/.cue and it works.

Looking good! I'll test out what I can, and then post my findings on the wiki as usual.

I feel my IQ dropped a full 10 points after watching that...

"I dont understand why anyone refers to the plastic shield you have to install when you get your GP2X as a "screen protector"." Well the lcd is the screen, so whatever offers it protection is the screen protector, right? This is why we refer to it as a screen protector: logic.

Welcome to the club. I ran into the exact same problem. Apparently what you, I, and many others consider to be the screen protector, gp32z and Play-Asia consider it to be the screen, and what we would consider a screen protector protector, they consider a screen protector. It really bytes...

He didn't say that was the reason, he simply said that was a reason. Nintendo has tried many-a-time suing over emulators.

Just thought I would through this out there, when I try hooking my gp2x up to my laptop through the usb connection (usb 2.0), then my laptop doesn't recognize the device. However, if I plug my gp2x into my usb 1.1 hub, and plug that into my laptop, it works just fine (except at the usb 1.1 speeds).

If super mario war is so easy to port, why not just give it a try and finish it up real fast? I would really enjoy playing it.

I noticed the same problem with chocobo racing on .033 w/sound (not b, I will try it later). The top ran to the bottom.