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On the GP32, you can use a modified Erricson chatboard (available from gp32z.com) as a keyboard in Frodo C64 emulator ;) There's no keyboard for gp2x yet, so get a GP32! hehe :D

Hey, people are still releasing stuff for the c64, and even the atari 2600 ;)

I still get that with my GP32 ;) Although, it isn't black. Black has a higher 'leetness' factor. ;)

Yeah I am stoked with my GP32 Blu+, it can do some awesome emulation and it has an amazing screen (people always comment on it). DrMD especially is excellent and has many games that were also on the Amiga, and the PCEngine emulator is a gem for great shooters you've never seen before ;) Then...

He did say he had bought SIX of them, if you read his post. Let's not have this needlessly descend into open flaming like certain other threads when this was being discussed recently. This is an issue that needs to be dealt with, the sooner the better. Even Cyclops, who went out of his way to...

Well, you think the GP2X initial release has it bad... The C64DTV PAL version was released recently, in a batch numbering apparently in the hundreds of thousands. Unfortunately, a manufacturing error in China has resulted in most if not all units being affected by faulty colours. So bad are...

A cheap PC solution would also be ideal for the poverty stricken in the western world. Anyone who says there aren't any ppl in the western world who are too poor and misfortunate to access modern technology, will be slapped silly! Ok. B)

Probably not quite as arduously tested as Ars Technica tested the Ipod Nano ;) http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nano.ars/3

I concur with your summation.

Yes, people in third world countries that can afford the $100 Million dollar entrance fee to the program. Unfortunately none of the poor in the west will be able to use this revolutionary $100 laptop. Quite frankly, that's ridiculous.

Get over it and stop trashing threads. Thanks.

Exactly the point I'd attempted to make. From this response it's clear they don't understand the GPL, and in a situation like this it rarely turns out pretty. No-one here is talking about sueing GPH, but believe me when I say that there are people in the Linux and open source world who aren't...

That's actually based on Frodo, but Frodo on GamePark is a very different beastie anyways.

Ultima 7? I thought I saw it earlier than that on c64. Then, anything before 1990 is a blur...

I'm not actually sure if Frodo's disk handling will work with the Ultima series, it seems patchy. There is significant difference in some of the Ultima games available for different platforms, checkout that page to see how much so. I played them all to death on the c64 years ago, one thing...

This was actually brought up, along with Exult, on the forums here recently as a proposed port for the GP2X. Although, if you want an Ultima fix now, you could emulate it on several platforms. This site details all the versions that have been released for different computers, many of which...

Look, honestly, no offence intended although I know my posts do come across as a bit strong. The more GP2X sites, the better. Just try to keep in mind that there are many sites and dedicated users and developers who have been supporting this community for a long time. It would not take much...

Well, do you suppose that starting a "GP2X Community site", that has no links to the established community sites, and that claims to be the best thing since sliced bread promoting itself on one of these established community sites, that could possibly be stepping on some people's toes...

Maybe they are working together!!! <cues dastardly conspiracy music> Just kidding :D

The site clearly states that without OpenGL Trackballs won't perform very well, it has also been clearly stated that ports requiring OpenGL will not perform very well. No need to turn a simple response into a flame thread is there?