FFNoir
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Is it me or does the GP2X look alot like a NeoGeo pocket color?
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V3X
Dance Pac-man. DANCE!!!!
yes, yes it does!!
FFNoir
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I knew it! SNK is really controlling GPH and is now plotting to take the handheld market with an open-source handheld! *conspiracy music plays*
Winterkid
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Incidental-type dramatic music, normally very sudden when a secret or serious plot point is exposed. I THINK they call that a "reveal" in the movie biz, and the music is there to underline it.
FFNoir
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Think of "The Emperor Gestahl" from FF6 and you have a close idea...
I would do so, Mr. Noir, only I haven't played that game for more than fifteen minutes altogether.
Now I shall pine for my GP2X and a chance to rectify that situation before going off to VGMusic.com.
And leave you with a tangentially related image:
Now I shall pine for my GP2X and a chance to rectify that situation before going off to VGMusic.com.
And leave you with a tangentially related image:
FFNoir
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Try to get it in a chiptune archive... it gets a much more faithful sound and a lower filesize...
I found one for FF6 at www.ocremix.org . Just look for FF6 and it should have it available for DL...
I found one for FF6 at www.ocremix.org . Just look for FF6 and it should have it available for DL...
OMars
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You know what, I once had designs extremely similar to the GP2X and the XGP. 
I wish I had patented those designs!!!! :angry:
I wish I had patented those designs!!!! :angry:OMars, if it's any comfort, patents aren't automatically international.
Yeah, that probably didn't help, just as telling you the phrasing is "in Soviet Russia" is the more usual spin.
When I phrase it that way, it's almost as if I'm not being as ass, isn't it?
On another tune, I've never heard of a chiptunes archive and I have cloth ears. However, I've yet to get MIDI working in Linux, so I'll have a go at it.
Yeah, that probably didn't help, just as telling you the phrasing is "in Soviet Russia" is the more usual spin.
When I phrase it that way, it's almost as if I'm not being as ass, isn't it?
On another tune, I've never heard of a chiptunes archive and I have cloth ears. However, I've yet to get MIDI working in Linux, so I'll have a go at it.
PSyMastR
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What distro are you using? I could help if its ubuntu, or debian as ubby is debian based.
FFNoir
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a chiptune archive is a .zip or .rar file that contains all the music uncommpressed from the rom... They basically decompress a rom and then copy all the sound files out... most emulators play them, and there are a few specialized players for them...
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Sorry Mr. PsyMaster, it's Slack-variant Vector. I don't imagine it'd be too much trouble - I believe it is primarily to do with my lack of tunesets or whatever they call them - but it hasn't been much of an issue. One day I'll get fed up and fix it.
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pfft... i'm still using Fedora Core 1...
