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very nice! I noticed the difference right away with Quake (in fact I saw it happen as it was loading). i simply added a line to the end of my autorun.gpu file which loads gmenu2x: CODE #!/bin/sh cd /mnt/sd/gmenu2x exec ./gmenu2x exec ../App/colourd_070717/colourd.gpe :D thanks!

got mine today, came installed with firmware 3.0. Im currently in the process of trying to get drmdx (7a) to load a rom. after that, ill get snes, nes, gameboy, mame, etc. all setup. wish me luck, ill be around with questions shortly :D

i made a post on the cotw forum regarding this here: http://cotw.11.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?p=703#703

yup, that seems like the best option to me as well. perhaps I'll take a stab at it - i havent touched C for years, but I still program every single day. I would rather start an Oregon Trail clone first though... once my GP2X gets here (today) I'll get the SDK and whatever else I need. QUOTE...

i find it amazing there is more development on psx4gp2x than on epsxe - and epsxe isn't exactly 100% compatible yet either!

I would love to see a port of the classic windows 3.1 game, Castle of the Winds. Unfortunately, the author has never released the source code, although he made the game freeware in 1998.

btw - id much rather invest in an official d-pad mod for the gp2x, than for a new unit altogether.

an actual retail unit like the gp2x has so many additional costs. it would be easier at this point to just get a nano-itx board, and get creative with the casing. edit: and if you wait a little longer, the pico-itx, which is 1/2 the size of the nano...

i dont believe so. please dont mistake this as a disgruntled post, i'm happy to have it on preorder. Just figured I would mention this, in case someone else was thinking of getting it from the same website.

i emailed and asked how long they anticipate, and if it might be more than 2 weeks. no response yet.

just ordered mine from play-asia.com just hoping its going to live up to all the hype!