Frodo2x At All Participating Restaurants Now

[snaff]

http://gp2x.org/gp2x/frodo/

It's a bit rough round the edges and I'll be updating it more soon, but it's already very playable so here it is.

 

[Ryuuzaki]

Nice !!

 

[Eolair]

Yeah, go c64, go go go!

You're really doing a great job on this

 

[Rayek]

i'm so glad dev-ing is kicking off... i love C64 games! now all i need is my gp2x to arrive...

 

[Mark1970]

I was trying out Uridium on my gp2x just now. Thanks! And it is pretty playable. Great work! Sound works nice also but the colours are still a bit off though.
But that'll no doubt change. again Wow and thanks a lot!

 

[moz]

this is going to be the main reason i order a gp2x. it is now time to dump my junk onto ebay.

 

[declaration]

just tried a few games. Some didnt seem to work but played R-Type and Uridium for a bit.

Very impressive as you've only had the hardware for two days. Thanks for the release. : )

 

[frolik]

great to hear the project is still alive.

Is there any chance that you will update Gpfrodo again? I truly hope so. But for now, keep up the good work

 

[snaff]

great to hear the project is still alive.

Is there any chance that you will update Gpfrodo again? I truly hope so. But for now, keep up the good work

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GP32 frodo's probably gone as far as it can in its current state as the libraries (mainly the file i/o ones) it uses are very buggy and limit what will work, so it would need a lot rewritten to get things like zip support into it, or to make save states more reliable.

 

[chris_r]

Great job Finally got something new to play on gp2x. It seems the games not loading are games that require 1541 emulation but it doesnt seem like 1541 emulation is working.

 

[lechuck]

c64 emulator is one of the most (if not the most) anticipated emu for me! Thank you and keep up the good work ^__^; *bow*

 

[Fez]

Ahhh cool! I hope there is some way to get Mayhem and Creatures running on this in the future

 

[orangemapped]

Oh yes! All working here! I'm Lovin' It™

 

[NeoStuey]

Great work! Thanks!

C=64 was my computer of choice as a kid, I loved the system and it's great to see it's already playable on GP2X. I need to weekend to go quickly as I am still waiting for my GP2X to ship, but as soon as it arrives this gets played first! B)

 

[Alpha eX]

Great work on the emulator in such short time!
Looking forward to your next release.

Everyone, get your fav' C64 roms here legally (to my knowledge)
http://www.c64.com/

 

[DaveC]

great to hear the project is still alive.

Is there any chance that you will update Gpfrodo again? I truly hope so.  But for now, keep up the good work

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GP32 frodo's probably gone as far as it can in its current state as the libraries (mainly the file i/o ones) it uses are very buggy and limit what will work, so it would need a lot rewritten to get things like zip support into it, or to make save states more reliable.

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That is too bad. The Gp32 has a more precice controller and is MUCH better on batteries. I can play for 5 hours on the GP32 but only 2 with my 2000 MAh rechargeables in the GP2X.

 

[c17]

Fantastic job, cant wait to try it, i didn't think there would be a c64 emu this soon, great.

 

[mosschops]

Great work on the emulator in such short time!
Looking forward to your next release.

Everyone, get your fav' C64 roms here legally (to my knowledge)
http://www.c64.com/

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lemon64 is also a very good place to start

 

[Huxley]

Nice one Snaff! This one is coming along nicely.

That is too bad. The Gp32 has a more precice controller and is MUCH better on batteries. I can play for 5 hours on the GP32 but only 2 with my 2000 MAh rechargeables in the GP2X.

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Oh FFS, give it a rest already. Do you not have any patience? Can you not wait to see if the situation will improve before spouting sensationalist shit like that? What is the point of goading a dev to work on the GP32 when he's spending his efforts trying to improve the situation on the GP2X right now? If we all thought along those lines we may as well forget the GP2X altogether and try to squeeze that last little bit of life out of the GP32. Ridiculous.