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My games seems to have got mentioned on all major GP32 sites, except for gp32x.de. Comeon, isn't it news worthy of the frontpage? ;)

I've just released my first game for the GamePark32 - GPBlocks! It's a port of a windows game I made a couple of years ago. Here's a brief description: GPBlocks is a puzzle game, somewhat similar to Columns, for the GamePark32. Try to remove the falling blocks by placing them so that four or...

Strange, I can't get it working, I get the same error as before when I tried adding it: cc1.exe: Unrecognized option `-lang-c-c++-comments'

Noone who has figured out how to get the // comments working with devkitadv? I tried pasting the -Wp,-lang-c-c++-comments line in various places in my makefiles, but no luck.

I had never played any PC Engine games before (I think I've heard the name in emulation-context before, but never bothered with it since it was a console I wasn't familiar with). But then as I heard GPEngine was good, I gave it a try. Impressive! The emulator does a very good job, and the...

Yeah, I see that it seems to run a bit slow most of the time, even if I up the frameskip, so it's probably not an issue.

Exactly how does Castaway do this? Does it somehow try to run at 100% speed of an actual AtariST, or does it just run as fast as the current possible frameskip allows. I'm asking because I'm having a hard time getting games to play at the "right" speed.

Yeah, that did the trick! I had to push on the edge of the card also, since the middle of the card has a sticker that is very smooth and totally impossible to get any traction on.

Yeah, that is one of my biggest issues aswell. Writing plain C I can do, remembering to comment with /* comment */ instead of // comment is something I just can't learn to do. I've had to recompile MANY times just because I had commented something with C++ style. If you get that compiler...

How easily is the SMC supposed to slide in/out of the GP32? I can't seem to get mine out, my fingers just slip off when trying to pull it out! That little indentation where you can grab it is just so damn small...

Yeah, while it's a good idea, I think it's probably a bit too ambitious at the moment. For now my first priority will be to actually be able to compile the original source! :D

Thanks! There even was a complete source posted on his site, so when I get more comfortable with the GP32 coding (just started out), I should be able to add the highscore-saver myself. Ahh, the beauty of opensource - if you want a feature, just add it yourself.

I really like the GP32 port of XRick (played Rick Dangerous on my C64 and Amiga many years ago). The only thing I miss is that the highscores aren't saved to the SMC. This feature would probably not be hard to implement at all (I could probably do it if I had the sources). Anyone know if the...

I'm a new GP32 owner and would like to give this emulator a try. I was an Amiga owner back in the day, so I don't have much experience with the Atari, but it will be fun. Some questions - do I need some kind of Atari ROM image dump or something to get it running? What games are good to show of...

I got my GP32 a couple of days ago and didn't know whether to remove this or not, but after I asked in #GP32 people said I should take it off. Actually it had some big bubbles in it, so I think the screen looks MUCH better without it.

I'm looking into buying some rechargables. I've found this for cheap: Ni-Mh RH6/AA 1.2V 1200mAh Is 1200mAh too little? I mean, it's OK to me if it only lasts two-four hours or so when running 133MHz, but if it is more like 15-30 minutes, then I'll have to look for something else.

Looking at the technical specifications it seems to be less powerful compared to the GP32. CPU: N-Gage - 104MHz ARM9 GP32 - 133MHz ARM9 Screen: N-Gage - 176x202 (or something like that, can't recall exactly) GP32 - 320x240

Well, technically I haven't actually got a GP32 yet (but the money has been drawn from my credit card, so I guess you can say that I've bought one) but it should arrive soon. Anyway, the main reason for purchase was to develop on it (and the fact that Mithris and A_Lee_N kept bugging me to buy...

The gpdraw thing is just a struct (or rather, an array of structs since there is double buffering). The o_buffer in this struct is the framebuffer where the pixels are put. Then the gpSurfaceFlip shows the screen and flips to the other buffer.

The GP32 (mine will arrive to me in a week or two) will be my first ever "console". I've always gone the computer road instead, first C64, then Amiga and now PC. But the GP32 isn't a gaming mahcine to me, it's a development platform. I would never consider buying something that you can't easily...