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Brilliant.. just brilliant!! :D

That is definatly not GPcinema ( at least i dont think ) as he is pressing the buttons and if you were to do that with the video prog open i imagine it would show something on-screen

However, the speed is terrible.. it must be running at around 10 Fps (Estimate) and its all jerky, wouldnt fancy playing that at the speed its running.
 
I like, I like. I didn't think the GP32 could pull of anything remotely close to that, it may not be the smoothest running in the world but I was expecting a slide show. In what context was the video released?
 
Shadow of Chaos posted on Dec 31 2004 at 12:05 PM said:
However, the speed is terrible.. it must be running at around 10 Fps (Estimate) and its all jerky, wouldnt fancy playing that at the speed its running.
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...some SNES games run slower than that. I could manage :)
 
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Sorry for put you down... but it's FAKE.
This video is made with GPCinema + the guy pressing memorized buttons.
This was made at 28 december, "Día de los inocentes " (aka April's fools equivalent in Spain). For this reason no Frontpage news in GP32Spain.

But it's a well done Fake. Nice joke. A lot of Gp32Spain members fall for it. :)
 
Reesy posted on Dec 31 2004 at 11:18 AM said:
ha ha ha some people will believe any thing :)
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Well a lot of people never belive GP32 can run genesis games that well (thx for you emu!) so... I want to belive! :P
 
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Reesy posted on Dec 31 2004 at 11:18 AM said:
ha ha ha some people will believe any thing :)
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they'll never believe the dreamcast emu in the pipeline (similar cpu and all that.....)
 
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and it is easy to see taht it is a fake : you can see pixel in the screen of the gp32 and no on the gp32 itself, just in the screen, which schow that it is a video.

edit: but i have to say it is well done
 
:)

I bet if someone posted a video of N64 game running on a GP32, you would be the first in there ;) Live the dream Mark...Live the dream
 
Reesy posted on Dec 31 2004 at 11:52 AM said:
:)

I bet if someone posted a video of N64 game running on a GP32,  you would be the first in there ;)  Live the dream Mark...Live the dream
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if someone managed to pull off a corn type emu for our gp32 then id have no trouble in seeing at least mario 64 running near full speed on it. I remember running m64 on my first puter which was only 366mhz at full speed.. then came Project64 which ran every game great after an upgrade lol.
 
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Hokutoy posted on Dec 31 2004 at 11:20 AM said:
Reesy posted on Dec 31 2004 at 11:18 AM said:
ha ha ha some people will believe any thing :)
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Well a lot of people never belive GP32 can run genesis games that well (thx for you emu!) so... I want to belive! :P
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Yep your emu is a fake Reesy! :D

It's impossible to have a fullspeed Genesis with sound on our GP32! :)
 
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Reesy posted on Dec 31 2004 at 12:52 PM said:
:)

I bet if someone posted a video of N64 game running on a GP32, you would be the first in there ;) Live the dream Mark...Live the dream
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:) I would indeed. Anyone got any plans for one;)
 
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i have already made a working N64 emu for GP32, i didnt have any coding experiance or techincal expertize , so i just painted an N64 white and celotaped the pad + tv to it
and then wrot gp32 on the front.

my friends are amazed with it , they havent noticed its immense size , i wonder if they will
 
You know, the PS1 emu on a 200MHz pocket PC isn't truly terrible (its unplayable, but its impressive ;) -- it is playable on 600MHz PoPC devices though. so if someone has the time, it'd be amusing to see on GP32. The RAM constrins woudl be rough though..

jeff
 
Okay why can't I view this video? I've downloaded it twice, and unrar it, open it in different media players and all I get is either an error message, or a frozen screen with glitchy green graphics.
 
Okay why can't I view this video? I've downloaded it twice, and unrar it, open it in different media players and all I get is either an error message, or a frozen screen with glitchy green graphics.
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Its a codec`s thing, It happens a lot when using older/incompatable codec`s. You could install a codec`s pack to sort the problem out. But the fact that it is a fake makes it not worth the hassle.

Trooper
 
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