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as i wrote here: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showt...wtopic=3983&hl= its also possible to replace the stupid rubber buttons by small smd switches. It worked for me, i think the buttons wont bother me again :)

you can open up your gp32, remove the pcb board carefully and take out the a and b buttons. if you played a lot, there will be some dirt hanging around the buttons and the holes where they go. just clean that sticky stuff and the buttons work better again. also, i pressed a&b too hard so after...

i just repaired my two buttons with smd switches. i had to shorten the a and b button quite a bit, then soldered the switches to the interdigital fingers on the pcb. then i filled the holes in the a and b buttons with plastic and it works better than the old rubber mat. the joystick on the...

pin 42 on the ext connector give you a plain vanilla video signal. You know, of course the gp32's cpu is from samsung and made for pdas and such, so it first outputs a lousy analog video signal. This is then fed into an analog->digital converter which then feeds the lcd. this is done since pdas...

GP32 meetup in germany? Who would be interested? Bring all your RF links with you!

just play it on the private cps1 emu for the gp32.

hey lets announce some more planned games which will never see the light of day then.

he is a troll.

very easy. just put a video camera pointing to your gp32 screen and connect it to your tv.

an article about sony psp?

i use win2k

well well

Ok, I see :)

Why was the poll "is gp32 dead soon?" locked? People were voting and discussing happily along (apart from the troll). Is there a rule that a thread with more than 5 pages is forbidden? Did the locker wake up in a bad mood? Is it sensible to close an active poll due to some semi-troll? Very...

My rant wasn't about a NES emu. Speedwise Nes shouldn't be a problem. I dont doubt that a full speed one will come out eventually. But think of it, most of the old systems ARE already emulated on the gp32. My claim was that you shouldnt expect much more to come. I have my doubts regarding the so...

I have my GP32 since well over a year now. And it bemuses me how people still care about the "full speed [snes|gba|etc] emu soon" announcements. These were around since the beginning. And your post just gives us the same. Announcements. I dont see any point in these, espacially since you never...

Hi Nutzo! You wrote earlier in this thread > Is the giffel who started this topic the same giffel who did the (very nice) GUI for GPengine?! Yes, thats me. But please realize that I just asked the question WETHER the gp32 is dead. I left the choice to the reader. There are many arguments for...

The tapwave seems to be a beefed up palm, finally with a decent directional pad and good buttons. Thats what gamers need. As such, you can probably take any of the many options to program a palm and program games for the tapwave. Rest assured, people will also probably figure out soon how to use...

What do you think? Is the GP32 dead already? Think of it: only 15000 GP32 sold, only a few rflinks sold (because there are just no friends with gp32 to play with), only very very few game releases since over a year now, no release in europe as promised. On top of that the imminent release of the...

course, plug it into a tv socket, then you'll get all the channels on your gp32, its awesome. Just buy the gp32 tv cable, as its advertised everywhere. Probably thats where you got the information from in the first place.