TwoHeadedBoy
Member
So when I first ordered my GP2X, I'd never owned a GP32 or done any coding or suchlike. None whatsoever.
Now I have a GP2X! When I first got it, I was running to these forums every other minute with worrying problems, I couldn't get anything to work, I was lost. But then I figured a bit of trial-and-error is all it takes.
I managed to get Duke Nukem working on the first attempt today, and this gave me the confidence to have another stab at the SNES emu which I had so quickly given up on, and now I've just finished Plok (great game
).
Got tons of NeoCD games on my SD too, after initially thinking I could only have Metal Slug, and keep having to swap my games around from my hard drive to the card (a little thing called a skin solved that one).
Why weren't my NES games working? A quick glance at the readme file: oh right, it doesn't support zipped ROMs! There we go, Soap Panic in my pocket (well, sort of. Don't want to pocket it till I get a nice case for it).
So all I'm saying is a bit of advice to all the newcomers: it's a gadget which is intended to be messed around with, so mess around, you'll probably get lucky, and feel really clever and smart about it too B)
Now I have a GP2X! When I first got it, I was running to these forums every other minute with worrying problems, I couldn't get anything to work, I was lost. But then I figured a bit of trial-and-error is all it takes.
I managed to get Duke Nukem working on the first attempt today, and this gave me the confidence to have another stab at the SNES emu which I had so quickly given up on, and now I've just finished Plok (great game
).Got tons of NeoCD games on my SD too, after initially thinking I could only have Metal Slug, and keep having to swap my games around from my hard drive to the card (a little thing called a skin solved that one).
Why weren't my NES games working? A quick glance at the readme file: oh right, it doesn't support zipped ROMs! There we go, Soap Panic in my pocket (well, sort of. Don't want to pocket it till I get a nice case for it).
So all I'm saying is a bit of advice to all the newcomers: it's a gadget which is intended to be messed around with, so mess around, you'll probably get lucky, and feel really clever and smart about it too B)
