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Awesome! Awesome that someone is working on a quality tracker for the GP32 and awesome that he is dedicated to polishing off the GP32 version before moving on to GP2X and other platforms :) What's more it seems to use the "tall screen" style which I can't get enough of, it just looks so classy...

Actually that Simpsons episode was a parody of a classic British show called "The Prisoner". Always creeped me out when people tried to escape and got eaten by a large inflatable bubble. Creepy!

My mistake, I was under the impression it was just a newer version of Blitz Basic and was used by many for 2D stuff as well. Durn, things was much simpler back in the ol' Amiga days ;)

Maybe you could contact the Blitzmax developers and see whether they would be interested in developing a feature to allow compiling to the GP2X Linux? Giving their users the option to develop for an up and coming handheld would be attractive I'm sure ;) Edit: Actually there has been some...

Four years later with only 30,000 units sold, the platform having died commercially some time ago, and no more GP32's to be manufactured ever again? I wonder if the GP32 had been well supported by Gamepark in the first place, whether it would have been more successful globally. Disclaimer: I...

I agree completely, the CD isn't really very significant as part of the purchase. There's not much to go on it yet anyway, and anyway within a month or so someone will have collected all the good stuff and uploaded an ISO to P2P networks ;) Although, I suppose a CD would be the appropriate...

Thanks ;) Yeah I photoshopped the GP2X image from GBAX, and put the stabbed penguin image on the screen that Eolair posted as a joke in "The Penguin Must Die" thread. I quite probably have far too much spare time ;)

If the box has dots on it, then it probably has pizza in it.

Ok, so this thread is getting a bit out of hand. Come on, there's no need to be getting defensive of GPH or attacking people who are defending the GPL concept. No-one is trying to take down GPH here, as I've pointed out when the GPL is not honoured things can get nasty. Look, it is getting...

Just a small update ;) After chatting with Gandysampras on IRC today I realised that people can view GP2Brew in the GeePee32 emulator, even though the mag has been made to be viewed "sideways" on a GP32. You just have to set your graphics card to rotate your screen by 90 degrees. Ok, I know...

Thanks, it all came together very quickly around halloween, and honestly I'd picked Cauldron for the cover before I even realised it *was* halloween (because of the "brew" concept) ;) So, I guess there's another positive thing about the GP2X, there's bound to be at least one magazine that you...

Reference to prehistoric creatures in Australia, indicating here is Australia ;) Have fun with the mag, it's only a wee humble teaser issue, we've got something rather special planned for the disk mag outfit for the first issue (fingers crossed ;) ).

Ah, well you know that some prehistoric creatures managed to live on in the outback of Australia for longer than many other parts of the world. It's kinda like that with dial-up here ;)

Oops, I forgot to mention your excellent file archive in my rant! ;) Now... If only you'd stick the lot on a DVD for us dial-up users ;)

Ah, well, actually the only thing the ST had going for it was the built in MIDI interface, which is why it had decent professional music software. As far as trackers and digital sound go, the Amiga kicked the ST's ass, seriously ;)

Well, everything that was good about the GP2X prior to this first batch having problems is still what is good about the GP2X. The best thing about the GP2X of course, is the established homebrew community and developers, such as Woogal who has ported Quake already, and Squidge and DJWillis who...

Yeah, want an alternative home console, get a Phantom. Oh no wait, that's just vapour in a chunky stupid looking box ;) Seriously tho, this Ninja project showed a lot of potential and I suppose the devs involved and the community around it (judging by the polls there) were pretty serious about...

Apparently the existing firmware has the GP2X running at full speed all the time, which significantly increases the power drain on the batteries. No further comment for fear of being attacked for "GPH bashing" :rolleyes:

Ah, you can paint it how you like, I've pointed out that I have the utmost respect for what GPH has achieved, that I'm not Linux bashing (although a lack of comprehension could lead you to stubbornly believing that, because of a few jokey lines about beating a certain penguin to death), and that...

Well, I won't be starting another thread for a while. <hides under a rock>