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-->this site is also helpful<--- and they sell a few units too. I may just jump on the N64 unit--I always wanted one.

who cares? That's not the our problem, so why worry? Besides, releasing betas without the source is death by GPL anyway. this applies to test-leaking betas too. what *is* our problem is the SD compatability, battery light and movie sync. These are the problems we should be worrying about...

I think you're missing the point when Nintendo uses the word 'Evolution'... when they start saying it again, I will start caring about them. But I haven't heard about it since last E3. there's still one graphics race that nintendo can win, afterall.

ummm, you can't play snes on the M3 through the super game boy using the gb bridge in the middle. There's a *little* more of a difference between the gb and gba systems besides what voltage the cart likes. and snes emulation on the GBA--let me sum it up: a handful of games work at "good...

It's amazing--like you can read my mind :lol: don't get me wrong, it'd be nice, but the big money is in 'current' systems.

yes, some huge 'coin' from the ever-growing snes piracy market *roflmao*

there was a pirate CDrom for SNES that blugged into the cart slot and took snes roms--good luck finding it these days, though. it sold for about $150 +shipping. Otherwise you could always make yourself a flashcart. as for the other systems you named--I don't recall any piracy hardware at the...

I think the humble gameboy is the best example of marketing succeeding against raw power. Nobody thought THAT would last as long as it did. 1989-1998--nearly ten years, with a system that was 10 years obsolete when it was launched.

there will be extra USB for whatever comes up like second joysticks, Keyboards etc, but I don't really know of any USB IR stuff--I'm sure it exists though. all it would need are drivers. I've even thought along the lines of optical drive support--but really once the hub is in place, and USB is...

"a lot" of great games might be a stretch. but if you've never played shadow squadron on the 32x, you're missing out--I noticed it didn't make the list. I think it's very possible to emulate it with the 2x, though. Fullspeed? who knows. But the 32x wasn't anything all that special. I'm just...

silly question: does the TV-out cable connector have all the pins, or just the pins required for TV-outing? I got skunked at the stores today, but worst comes to worst I can do some cutting on that samsung cable--unless the TV-out has all the pins, in that case it's pretty cheap for something...

the tutorial seems to suggest that it isn't too terribly difficult to build from scratch.

I think a800 and outcast are my killer apps. movie player's broken in my current firmware, or it'd be on the list.

edit: beaten to it :lol: no graphing calc programs yet I got mine from gp32z.com in the us www.gbax.com in UK or play-asia.com in asia are fine too. lik-sang.com was refusing to ship for a while, but started this week, so they should be okay now too.

screwdriver and 3 minutes max. sure. I don't think anybody is doing this right now, but it's possible. Yes there's a problem, it's slow :P usb connection on the 2x is still generally somewhat iffy--though I haven't had any problems. If you have problems, it will probably be the 2x's fault...

a fair amount of that is for show--since it doesn't all relate to the USB. Looks like those pictures relate to just about *everything* comming off of the ext port. see, it doesn't look so threatening now, does it? All it needs after this is power, and there are very easy ways to do this...

we have USB--or will by the time we're finished--now it's time to go to work on docking stations. For the record, I know little about linux and next to nothing about hardware--but that hasn't stopped me in the past. link. What this post is for, is to start people down the path of goodness as...

if my 2x and gbm would only get it on, their child would be a beautiful thing. Nothing works--I even tried getting them really drunk.

this poll is a little low, a lot of us, myself included, buy enough game *systems* to at least make it on the chart for games. One system a month isn't that many--I'd guess I pull at least that.

we knew about this strategy when nintendo first admitted it wasn't going to go into the 'biggest and best' race against the others this time around. They're just going to create a market sitting right between TV games and $uper Con$oles--pretty much where their gamecube is sitting right now...