Is GnuboySP the only gameboy emu for smartphone?

[Guest Parallax20]

Hi,

I was just curious if GNUBoySP by SpaceMonkey was the only gameboy emulator port to smartphone?

I noticed it runs a little jerky, so I assume theres quite a bit of frameskipping involved. Does anyone else find the same thing?

Parallax.

[Guest ninjaw]

No, Smartgear is 500% faster than Gnuboy even on SPV1-SPV500 but not 550+

http://www.modaco.com/index.php?showtopic=112206

[Guest Jamma14]

Smartgear worked almost perfectly, although sadly Bitbank stopped working on it. :)

Soo....theoretically there shouldn't be any working versions around.... [-X

[Guest mooman]

http://www.spicypixel.com/snipsnap/space/start

[Guest MiG:uK]

There is GNUBoy, which doesnt support QVGA, and i know you have converted many emu's to QVGA, :) so possibly you could convert it and add some of the usual features you include such as save n load at button presses.

Just a thought. :D

[Guest Parallax20]

There is GNUBoy, which doesnt support QVGA, and i know you have converted many emu's to QVGA,  :) so possibly you could convert it and add some of the usual features you include such as save n load at button presses.

Just a thought.  :D

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MiG:uK - I am doing exactly that at the moment. But I'm porting a slightly different version of GNUboy called PocketGNUboy to work with QVGA. I was originally going to port VBAdvance which runs both GBA and GB games, but I was unsuccessul in getting it running smoothly on the smartphone, so I've abandoned it. You can see my early efforts in my other post if you want to try it out.

Parallax.

[Guest MiG:uK]

MiG:uK - I am doing exactly that at the moment. But I'm porting a slightly different version of GNUboy called PocketGNUboy to work with QVGA. I was originally going to port VBAdvance which runs both GBA and GB games, but I was unsuccessul in getting it running smoothly on the smartphone, so I've abandoned it. You can see my early efforts in my other post if you want to try it out.

Parallax.

cool. that sounds awesome. i can imagine the smartphone not being able to handle GBA games. but then again i would leave it alone becuase apperntly nintendo have banned any emulation of the GBA, so i think its a ricky business.

where can i find the link for the early efforts ? i cannot find a link.

[Guest Parallax20]

cool. that sounds awesome. i can imagine the smartphone not being able to handle GBA games. but then again i would leave it alone becuase apperntly nintendo have banned any emulation of the GBA, so i think its a ricky business.

where can i find the link for the early efforts ? i cannot find a link.

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Its in my PicoDrive + PocketSNES thread. You can run the ROM but won't be able to play the games. I didn't hook anything up as the frame rates were terrible. You will need to shutdown the app through task manager when your done.

[Guest MiG:uK]

^ Ok. thanks a lot. i hope u get cracking with GNUboy port :D. and how do u roll em out that quick, u convert many apps to QVGA quickly, u would think big companies could do the same. :)

Edited December 11, 2005 by MiG:uK

[Guest Parallax20]

^ Ok. thanks a lot. i hope u get cracking with GNUboy port :D. and how do u roll em out that quick, u convert many apps to QVGA quickly, u would think big companies could do the same.  :)

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I guess I've just got too much time on my hands... :D Actually, I've just got started with this smartphone dev stuff, so I guess I'm still in the "honeymoon" period, so am still quite excited about the whole thing. Eventually the relationship will reach maturity and become routine, at which time I will have to start divorce proceedings and looks for a younger interest. If you catch my drift. hehe ;)

[Guest MiG:uK]

I guess I've just got too much time on my hands... icon_smile.gif Actually, I've just got started with this smartphone dev stuff, so I guess I'm still in the "honeymoon" period, so am still quite excited about the whole thing. Eventually the relationship will reach maturity and become routine, at which time I will have to start divorce proceedings and looks for a younger interest. If you catch my drift. hehe icon_wink.gif

yer im a programmer myself, but only have the standard version of Visual Studio so i dont get all the features such as creating mobile apps. i wish i could i know quite a lot of .Net and reckon i could make some small, usefull apps.

[Guest Parallax20]

yer im a programmer myself, but only have the standard version of Visual Studio so i dont get all the features such as creating mobile apps. i wish i could i know quite a lot of .Net and reckon i could make some small, usefull apps.

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If you're looking to write mobile apps, all the stuff is free on the microsoft website. Granted its not as easy to follow as .net but it works to a degree. You can also get the betas if your broadband is fast enough... I think you can download vs2005 and have the smartphone SDK installed along side it for WM5 development. You should give it a go if your keen.

For me I just do this stuff on the side. I'm more of a Delphi programmer myself, but I'm trying to get back into C/C++ again. So I'm doing these projects as little refresher courses :)

[Guest MiG:uK]

For me I just do this stuff on the side. I'm more of a Delphi programmer myself, but I'm trying to get back into C/C++ again. So I'm doing these projects as little refresher courses icon_smile.gif

PSX Emulator then ? ? :D eh if this is warmup then w00t, get cracking. lol. im gonna check out the microsoft website see what they have 2 offer, although i wana develop for wm2003 not WM5. :)

[Guest Emad]

There is actually a psx emulator that works on wm5 machines.. FPSEce.

[Guest diablist]

Emad[b/]

On mpx200,220 WORK?