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They're still maintaining this today; they stress the importance of homebrew and emulation quite often.
if thats the case then I'm interested in dev'ing for the XGP!
They're still maintaining this today; they stress the importance of homebrew and emulation quite often.
Sorry, but there is a chance that this system won't actually come out, I was just asking, in the first post, who would be willing to dev for it.elan posted on Dec 2 2006 at 07:15 AM said:I am PC demoscener and want make some demo for that XGPmini...
Anybody knows when is the launch???
I send 2 e-mails to Gamepark.Com and they didn´t reply...
So please write some informations ...
But feel free to join become a GP2X demoscener.elan posted on Dec 2 2006 at 08:15 AM said:I am PC demoscener and want make some demo for that XGPmini...
Anybody knows when is the launch???
I send 2 e-mails to Gamepark.Com and they didn´t reply...
So please write some informations ...
Hear that, Epicenter, that's the sound of evil propagandaYono posted on Dec 9 2006 at 09:18 PM said:But feel free to join become a GP2X demoscener.elan posted on Dec 2 2006 at 08:15 AM said:I am PC demoscener and want make some demo for that XGPmini...
Anybody knows when is the launch???
I send 2 e-mails to Gamepark.Com and they didn´t reply...
So please write some informations ...
I always get a reply when I e-mail GP, and I talk to them pretty regularly on MSN as well (it helps that I am in the same time zone as Seoul is.) There are a lot of people in the General XGP/XGP Mini forum who have e-mailed them and recieved prompt or reasonably fast replies, so they do seem to care a lot about public opinion (they've told me they want their design to be shaped by the developers who will code for the machines, the GP KiDS was just too late to change anything.)Fargo posted on Dec 9 2006 at 06:15 PM said:Even me, I sent them two emails and got no reply! I'm skeptical and wonder how would they market their consoles if they don't reply to interested developers?!!
Vaporware? Maybe!
Why did you just drop into this conversation for no reason but to flame me? Piss off and stop starting trouble.Alex. said:Hear that, Epicenter, that's the sound of evil propaganda
- Alex
So, I need to talk to you first Epicenter before reaching GP?! :huh:Epicenter posted on Dec 12 2006 at 08:42 AM said:I always get a reply when I e-mail GP, and I talk to them pretty regularly on MSN as well (it helps that I am in the same time zone as Seoul is.) There are a lot of people in the General XGP/XGP Mini forum who have e-mailed them and recieved prompt or reasonably fast replies, so they do seem to care a lot about public opinion (they've told me they want their design to be shaped by the developers who will code for the machines, the GP KiDS was just too late to change anything.)Fargo posted on Dec 9 2006 at 06:15 PM said:Even me, I sent them two emails and got no reply! I'm skeptical and wonder how would they market their consoles if they don't reply to interested developers?!!
Vaporware? Maybe!
This is exactly the email that I have been sending to! I'll send one more email and see!Epicenter posted on Dec 12 2006 at 05:44 PM said:Er, read more carefully, I said other people have gotten replies too contacting their PR person.
That's nathan@gamepark.com
Do I need to flood this company with emails just to get a reply?! It does not worth it. I wont lose anything if they don't reply!Epicenter posted on Dec 14 2006 at 05:27 AM said:You might, I don't know, send it again. Could've been caught by a spam filter. And it would take you less time to resend than to complain about it on a forum
Sure; but what is it you want to know exactly?Fargo posted on Dec 15 2006 at 10:09 AM said:Epicenter, since you always get replies, then you may email them and see what is going on?!