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I can't believe how far we've come with Megadrive emulation in just a few months... from almost nothing to near full compatibility, 100% speed and pretty good sound! Almost a revolution! Thank you all for your hard work so far, and long may it continue upon these and many other projects!

I can get 4 South Park episodes in decent quality onto a 64MB card so that's what i've been watching. :)

How do you get games onto it?

I can't find where to download BOR, GP32 version. :(

Sure, I just thought I'd offer something constructive about the site! No offence intended!

Of the main gp32x.de site... it hasn't been updated for so long, yet the section makes it easy to find anything you're looking for. :(

480Mb/s = 60MB/s, minus the USB2 transfer overheads... it also assumes that you can write to the smart media card as fast as the interface is sending data; which is not the case. :(

There's a Castlevania game that was awesome too.

Does your credit card work on other online shops?

PuzzleMix and Pinball Dreams alone keep me occupied for hours. :)

I like:- L = Light punch R = heavy kick B = heavy punch A = light kick

Contention is 100:1 though, so that's 100 people sharing 1mbit.

It uses microwaves in the gigahertz range, not radio frequencies though.

The sheer size of the game is amazing!

I paid for Super Mario Advance 2 and Zelda: Four Swords for my GBA even though I have both games on my GP32 and on my US SNES.

Never seen radio internet... there's not enough bandwidth for a signal at radio frequencies...

That's the one with the mechs, right?

You mean satellite internet? Latency can be nearly a 0.5-1 second on those connections!

There's only one broadband product in the UK that offers such speeds, and that's Bulldog's extremely central london service which goes up to 6mbit down. I'm just outside this zone and can only get the 2mbit service. :(

Secret of Mana Rock 'n' Roll Racing Donkey Kong Country and Diddy Kong's Quest