The Daily Click ::. Forums ::. General Chat ::. GP32
 

Post Reply  Post Oekaki 
 

Posted By Message

Radix

hot for teacher

Registered
  01/10/2003
Points
  3139

Has Donated, Thank You!VIP MemberGOTW WINNER CUP 1!GOTW WINNER CUP 2!GOTW WINNER CUP 3!GOTW WINNER CUP 4!
16th May, 2005 at 01:31:27 -

Not yet. I'm waiting for them to be cheap enough to trade for a pez dispenser.

 
n/a

Assault Andy

Administrator
I make other people create vaporware

Registered
  29/07/2002
Points
  5686

Game of the Week WinnerVIP Member360 OwnerGOTM JUNE - 2009 - WINNER!GOTM FEB - 2010 - WINNER!	I donated an open source project
16th May, 2005 at 02:34:55 -

You guys should all just buy Flashcarts. I've got one for my GBA and one has just come out for DS: www.neoflash.com . I think I'll buy the neoflash once it get's cheap. For those of you who don't know a flashcart is like a normal game cartridge except it comes with software for you to burn roms onto it. So just download roms off the net and burn them onto your cart.

 
Creator of Faerie Solitaire:
http://www.create-games.com/download.asp?id=7792
Also creator of ZDay20 and Dungeon Dash.
http://www.Jigxor.com
http://twitter.com/JigxorAndy

Radix

hot for teacher

Registered
  01/10/2003
Points
  3139

Has Donated, Thank You!VIP MemberGOTW WINNER CUP 1!GOTW WINNER CUP 2!GOTW WINNER CUP 3!GOTW WINNER CUP 4!
16th May, 2005 at 05:10:39 -

That's what I intend to do. I've had an EZF Advance 256 for my GBA for ages and it's great. I'd wait a while before getting a DS one though, as no doubt there'll be some hardware updates in the future (although those neo carts do look neat).

 
n/a

Gamegeek



Registered
  17/03/2005
Points
  8
13th June, 2005 at 19:24:36 -

Flash carts are small in size for the money, forget flash carts. Comare the price of a 1 Gigabit SMC at around 10 GBP/$20 to a 1 gigabit flash cart. The screens on the DS and GBA are smaller and lower res too. The res on the DS isn't high enough to run many of the emus without cutting out resolution and cropping the screen, the GBA is even worse. There will never be a Genesis emu on the GBA either, while there is a full speed with full sound full resolution one on the GP32. Go to www.gp32x.com and you will see that there are many more emulators for the GP32 and they are far better than emus on a DS or GBA.

 
n/a

AndyUK

Mascot Maniac

Registered
  01/08/2002
Points
  14586

Game of the Week WinnerSecond GOTW AwardHas Donated, Thank You!VIP Member
13th June, 2005 at 19:54:51 -

This is a fairly old topic,

oh well any new news on this?

 
.

Kirby Smith

Resident Slacker

Registered
  18/05/2003
Points
  479

VIP Member360 OwnerWii OwnerThe Cake is a Lie
14th June, 2005 at 04:22:53 -

For those considering a GP32 who might be interested in another option, hackers have been making a lot of progress lately with the PSP. They've just recently been able to remove the cap on the processor speed from 222 MHz to the full 333 MHz it is capable of. They've also found a way to run homebrew software on systems running version 1.50 of the firmware (US launch systems for example). Japanese users with version 1.0 firmware systems can already emulate NES, Genesis and SNES games, and with the higher clock rate and more time who knows what else they can come up with. I'm not sure exactly how MMF2 games will run on the GP32, but it might be possible to either emulate that system or port the software over to the PSP. It probably depends on whether MMF2 actually compiles the programs or if it uses an interpreter like MMF1 does.

Image Edited by the Author.

 
XBL Gamertag: Rampant Mjolnir

X_Sheep

I had a custom rating before it was cool

Registered
  01/03/2004
Points
  1313

VIP MemberPicture Me This -Round 23- Winner!Dos Rules!
14th June, 2005 at 09:57:24 -

The GP32 does not run GBA correctly

 
a/n

AndyUK

Mascot Maniac

Registered
  01/08/2002
Points
  14586

Game of the Week WinnerSecond GOTW AwardHas Donated, Thank You!VIP Member
14th June, 2005 at 11:34:21 -

Psp's wont be out in the UK for a while yet i think.

 
.
   

Post Reply



 



Advertisement

Worth A Click