Angel
"Nobody's gay for Moleman"
I've been out of the scene for a long time now and just want to know for those who remember, did F-day ever happen?
F-day, Did It Ever Happen
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Wanna Be Programmer
Nope.
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dwarf shortage
sorry, F - day :blink: ??
shinneri
Certified Guru
The greatest day that never was -- when rlyeh was going to release polished versions of every emulator he was making for GP32.pandora said:
There were 3 or 4 emulators released as a preview of F-Day, and they were awesome. But final ones never made it out.
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I still use my GP32 occasionally, and remember looking forward to f-day. Hopefully it may still happen, as the emulators we saw were great and ran very well, seemingly not being far from completion.
Ryleh is still around, so hopefully we may hear some more about it - especially as there is also the GP32 competition going and interest is still there...
Ryleh is still around, so hopefully we may hear some more about it - especially as there is also the GP32 competition going and interest is still there...
daclassicgamingmaster
It Is Your Birthday.
Ah, I remember all the hype around this. Too bad it never transpired
At this point, I really doubt it will ever happen.
At this point, I really doubt it will ever happen.
WhizzBang
Grotesque Peasant
If it had happened then the GP32 would have gone out with a bang rather than just gradually fading away as it did. I think the last thing that was ever released for the GP32 was an updated version of MAME.
triksR4rabits
The Dutchmaster
rlyeh's emu's were so polished; it's too bad he wasn't able to complete all of his projects
shinneri
Certified Guru
A lot of the last releases came from A600 after the release of the GP2X. He brought both Hexen and Heretic to GP32 in very polished form.WhizzBang said:
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jmetal88
Erm.... Woohoo!
Bad news, looks like Rlyeh is officially abandoning the project, as well as leaving the scene. Read the July 26th news here:
http://www.retrodev.info/
I didn't read this until today, and didn't see any posts on it either, so I thought I'd post it here myself.
http://www.retrodev.info/
I didn't read this until today, and didn't see any posts on it either, so I thought I'd post it here myself.
Gruntfuggly
Mostly Harmless
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In the next days I'll be releasing there many emulators and different software I've done in the past years
Has anything appeared anywhere?
A major shame - hopefully he'll be back someday...
In the next days I'll be releasing there many emulators and different software I've done in the past years
Has anything appeared anywhere?
A major shame - hopefully he'll be back someday...
Too bad the source code wasn't released. There were allot of good emus there especially the Gameboy/Gameboy color emu. It would have been nice to have that on the GP2X since the GB emus for that are rough. Seems to be waste of good code. Hopefully someday the sources will be released so they can live again.
jmetal88
Erm.... Woohoo!
He did mention he was creating sourceforge projects for some of his stuff, but I haven't tried to find them yet.DaveC said:
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slaanesh
Certified Guru
I tend to agree. I still use Rlyeh's MSX emulator for playing Aleste on my GP32. And the Gameboy emus are fantastic too. In fact the whole set are excellent.DaveC said:
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