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I thought I beat this to death in the other threads. I already own the sucessor to the 'first edition'. see: my main difference is the lack of the words 'first edition' on the case. but if you notice the led covers for the power/"battery" indicator, they're white vs. clear. but there are...

I've been following the readme, and this guide here: http://newbie.gp32x.de/gp32/mame.htm my problem is that clrmame tends to output my named files as 54KB zipfiles. I *THINK* my problem comes in when I import my clrmame.dat from the mamegp2x archive and I get this when I dblclick on it or hit...

that last review page was very nice. I may have to try out that pinball game. it sounds very nice. my virtual boy hardly ever sees use. I really like the idea of it, but I'm a marathon gamer. why couldn't they have made the images blue?

generally headphone/speaker switches are physically built into the jack itself. much as battery/ac switches are built into those jacks.

perhaps. But maybe not. Odds are that edge's readers would all 'miss the point' too, so the review is pretty much right on for that market. I noticed a full page review in wired about it that was almost too positive--but then that's a completely different audience. oddly wired said there...

that's generally a problem in the headphone jack itself. though I wonder if the 2x tries to do it in software (doubtful) mine seems to function correctly--I've only tested it on the mp3 player, but the speakers cut off just fine. if you really, really needed it, I suppose you could wire a...

why is there only one SD slot? there looks to be room for about 5... at least give us two. or an sd and a cf/microdrive

I keep trying to get this one to work, but the readmes are not formatted in a very friendly way. where are you guys putting the executables and directory tree? One file will not read from the directory tree. it's a 0byte file called 'roms' directly under the 'atari800' directory next to...

gp2x is likely very capable of keeping something resembling the time--once you have turned it on and set it. So emulation of these functions only needs to have the time passed to it. If this function was necessary in games (it usually really isn't) a menu option in the emulator could set the...

perhaps the commando cabinet used an 8-way stick. arcades are about the only place you'll ever find something with an 8-way. That's why a lot of hardware sold for mame cabinets are specialized sticks that can switch from four to eight-way. (most even do it externally)...

if they're waiting for a new button layout and shorter boot time, you'll get your unit in about 5 years. these are all discussed at length in this forum and most will eventually be fixed with firmware. Mid next month seems to be the best guess on new firmware. But I've never heard (outside...

seriously, the hardware's pretty much in stone. if lik sang is actually waiting for something, it's the magical firmware version that we're all keen on loading. Mine's not a "first edition" so I suppose you could call it the second one... I threw a picture of it in the other "first edition"...

check your romsize, I'm having trouble with clrmame reducing 2-4mb roms to 45k zipfiles full of squat. I think I'm about to dump the idea of running them through clrmame, I put 50 in, I get 3 out. (that aren't 45k, that is) I got a few errors when I imported the dat (it gave me a box with 4...

it'll work...for the full length of it's 90-day warranty.

I was joking, but it doesn't change the fact that my decal is actually different, and therefore, far superior :lol: Behold the 2nd edition GP2X in all it's identical glory! First edition is clearly obsolete! Upgrade now--the white decal commands it.

that'd be lucky, then we might see a decent tempest remix or some 'jimmies' for that mp3 player edit: ummm, he seems to already have one. (after checking his forum). so, there's your other welsh gp2x user.

yes, that's the girl *ROFL* it only takes me 10-15 seconds of waiting before my computer chunks enough to scroll her off the page. actually I just read the 'other' thread about sig standards and killed them all totally from within 'my controls->board settings' I don't see any seriously bad...

thank you god, that annoying cartoon girl eating bread brings my machine to its knees. 'I know, I'll put the whole worthless episode in my sig!' -what an idea... I had looked in those settings previously for a sig killer but I'm obviously not reading up to a second grade level yet. ;)

I really wouldn't cut on the GBA emulation scene. People in glass houses, afterall... The GBA has been around for a very long time, with an immense user base. GP2x actually still has a bit of catching up to do as far as polished fullspeed emulators. Here come the flames, but it's still true...

pick a corner and *CAREFULLY* slide a pin or blade underneath it trying not to touch either the screen or clear areas of the protector. Gently slide the pin along the adhesive area until enough of the corner is up that you can get something underneath it. a thumb, pen, whatever. and don't...