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Yup, that's inspired by the classic Marble Madness, originally an Atari arcade game and later ported to many systems. http://www.bodenstaendig.de/marble/history.htm There's a great version of it on the Megadrive/Genesis that I play on my GP32/DrMD, and there are several variations on the theme...

The most comprehensive site for intros would be - http://intros.c64.org/ It has hundreds of classic c64 intros ripped from cracks throughout the life of the c64. A good source for demos and releases as well as new releases is - http://csdb.c64.org Unfortunately, as good as FrodoGP/Frodo2X is...

Ok, please don't flame me for this. That blurb would seem to indicate they based their review on the specs, and not actual testing? No-one is getting 6/10 hours at the moment , and the tv-out mode for video isn't working to spec either is it? Not that I'm complaining, good to see the GP2X...

Shouldn't there be a version for the GP2X tv-out mode?

On the topic of people creating content for stuff, GP2Brew is open to any submissions from the community. I have a particular respect for Fenix and the things the community are creating with it, it would be great to have a regular column on programming with Fenix, game dev diaries, your...

Gawd yeah, Cyclops originally just posted "Nice to be mentioned", but couldn't leave it at that. Well, I'm learning what some people are like on these forums anyway, there's a good thing ;) F'in crazy it is. I'm trying to see the lighter side of it all tho :rolleyes:

See, the original post could easily have been referring to his *mates* not getting a GP2X. Again, good to see a n00b hasn't been ripped to shreads for a badly written n00bie post ;)

Hey, I agree, and I agree with most of the opinions of people here, even the ones that misread my intentions and spend days flaming me for no good reason ;) Seriously, as I've said and also the reason I started GP2Brew, the GP32 and GP2X are homebrew heaven and I believe there are amazing times...

Google tells me that Minotaur from 1982 is an Intellivision game, and you're still coding eh grandpa? hehe :D Seriously, is that the one, are you a professional game programmer from that far back?

Awww, well, it was constructive criticism! It's not like I criticised the design or anything ;) Seriously though, it's great to have another GP2X site, the more the merrier I reckon. There's room for some friendly rivalry as well, although I believe that true community oriented sites should...

Some feedback on your site: Is it really necessary to have the actual words "dot com" in the title? :rolleyes: Your links section is not very community oriented, only two links and not even a link back to these forums. Download archive? Probably would be best to leave that to Evil Dragon's...

Good to see you got rid of that horrible wobbly "advertise here' box, it made me nauseous.

Heh. Congrats man, looks like lil piggy tracker is bound to encourage some interest in the ol' GP32 in some circles ;) Looking forward to seeing/hearing this nifty gadget in action. *cough* email! *cough* hehe

Before anyone else jumps in and flames you for not searching the forums (as is the custom in these parts), the GP2X has two 200MHz ARM cpu, which combined don't even actually add up to one 400Mhz cpu. That said, and this has been said, of course PSX is possible on GP2X. Not that it would...

The reality is you misread my intentions, you spent some time mudslinging at me in several threads I was posting in, you were quite antagonistic and offensive, and now you now agree with the points I've made. I guess I'll have to take that as an apology. <_<

Hey, just yesterday you were giving me hell for saying GPH should release the GPL source because it would cause them bad publicity, and that concerned me. Sheesh.

Heh, thanks but I know about that stuff. Awful to see a poor innocent c64 butchered like that, but for a good cause I guess ;) Trackers in the past have actually had SID sound emulation of a sort, which is why I mentioned it, a handheld tracker with SID sounds as well that can be used for live...

They do kinda have a similar look about them also ;) Hence, GP32 being little, white, and sorta similar looking, with titties = DC lil sister ;) Edit: BTW I love the GP32 titties, they are surprisingly ergonomic, more handhelds should have titties! Hmm, this all sounds very wrong :blink:

Ok, some progress has been made on finding a suitable solution for the first official issue's disk magazine engine :) We have been granted permission to port the SDL version of the Panorama disk mag engine, which is not open source although the authors will allow ports to other platforms at...

MIDI!!111!1oneone! This has to be one of the best uses for a GP32 that I've seen yet :) BTW, only 40% of the CPU time used so far, how about... A SID fx player as well! Now that would rock B) Nice work on the sound effects pack too ;)