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I feel like I'm beating my head against the wall ... Let me try to explain this once more, and try not to over analyze it this time ... This is a view shared by a majority of the population. That's why console marketing began moving towards dark colors, and systems that resemble an addition to...

This conversation has taken a wrong turn, and perhaps it’s because I haven’t been clear enough. I’m not downing emulation, or a handheld system that is capable of emulation. In fact, the concept of a handheld emulator is the very reason I became interested in the GP32. I’m not saying that any...

Doom runs ok on the GP32, agreed ... although the joystick get me going in circles at times. Doom has been emulated on the PPC for a long time now, not to mention Quake. Quake on the GP32 would be hard to port if not impossible. Quake makes extensive use of Floating Point Processor code...

LOL, geeze -- not like I pissed in your bran flakes man. <_< I use the MagicEngine v0.98 for TurboGrafix emulation on the PC, and I don't know why you say it costs money because it's been released as freeware now. I have an old HP520 PPC (about the only PPC to have only 256 colors) and it...

I don't know about how your GP32's controls are, but I figured it was going to be a crosspad, not that funky joystick that is WAY too touchy (pressing down in tetris gets you down-left or down-right) not to mention that the overall case is just cheap feeling (internal light shines through the...

Well, say what you will about the GP32 – But I’m not impressed by it at all (I bought a GamePark32 FLU). Sure it’s open source, yadda yadda … but so is the PocketPC. Considering that I can get a Toshiba PPC (300mhz) for a whole lot less than a GP32, I don’t think it’s worth the $244 bucks that...