Gp32 Info Archive

[pAiN]

I thought it would be interesting to read about stuff back when the GP32 first came out.

For example, what was the first emulator and what did people think about it?
What was the first homebrewn game?
What was the first firmware upgrade?

And other interesting things from when the GP32 first came about.

EDIT: i'm sorry i did not use google first and i don't plan on using google so please answer LOL

 

[PiNa1971]

Hope it helps....

http://www.pea.co.nz/gp32/index.php

 

[pAiN]

i'm sorry, it doesn't. When i get home from work i'll have to google search for answers.

 

[Tidus]

Hope it helps....

http://www.pea.co.nz/gp32/index.php

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this website is great & clean according to me & got some interesting info gathered in few pages
thanks for the link, I don't knew this

 

[pea]

Thanks (Its my website)

If there is anything else you would like to see there, please let me know! Very soon I will be adding the 'pinned' GP32 developers to the site.

 

[catmince]

ohhh someone from NZ *dies of shock*

 

[pea]

Yip. Good old NZ. One of the gurus on the scene is also from NZ though - Rob Brown (http://www.cobbleware.com/gp32/gp32.html).

I guess you have a GP? Just oredered mine through Lik-Sang, and got a chatboard off trademe (still have to mod it though).

 

[catmince]

Ah yeah, I'm about to order a FLU from Lik-sang. How much was the chatboard?

 

[Blah]

They generally go less than $5 for a unmodded one (you'd have to solder on a
cable to make it work on the GP), and about $20 to $30 for a modded one. That's
US dollars that is, sorry.

 

[pea]

The chatboard was $9 (NZ) because I didn't bid, I just clicked 'buy now' because I thought it was a good price. There are some more going for the same price actually

I am still trying to bid on a Samsung phone charger to get the other plug before I mod it. There are heaps of them, but they are all by people selling 'new' ones, so none under $25, which is a bit steep if all you want is the plug...