It's a good skin ONLY for gp2x F-200.

To install, copy the files and run install.gpe. Don't click on Tux!!

There's also a MP2X skin, it's in Tux style too. Read the readme.

Now I'd removed the Thumbs.db files.

"...we talked [previously] about year three of the PSP really kind of being the year when it was going to come out fighting and I think what we saw was, with the price drop and with the new hardware configuration, the PSP 2000, that we really saw an incredible jump in demand -- so much so that we really had a worldwide demand bump that was very, very significant and allowed us to increase our total shipments worldwide," said Koller.

"So for us, in North America, we saw an 85% jump since the price drop in April of last year and we've really seen a wide variety of casual gamers get into the PSP market. Some of them are driven by the games, but others have been really driven by a lot of the multi-functional features and we've noticed a substantial increase in the amount of consumers using the PSP for music, using it for Internet browsing, using it for video -- which isn't as big a surprise to us, just because the PSP was really made for showing off brilliant graphics on the screen."

"We've talked about the PSP being a 10 year product, but a 10 year product in the continued... how can I put this... in the continued lifecycle, so we obviously had the 1000 [model], we have the 2000, so the PSP as it was first launched in March 2005 isn't going to the be the PSP that it ends up as in 10 years, but it will still be a very strong portable gaming device that is centered in gaming and has a lot of multi-functional features," he explained. "We look at it just like our console business being a 10 year cycle, but we do see iterations as we go along to really adjust to the market. What we've done is the 2000 series adjusted to the market in terms of making it more portable. What we're seeing now, at least in the near- to mid-term, is going to be firmware updates that add features and other functions that the consumer's asked for."

"It has to be already included. We do think that most Blu-ray movies from Sony Pictures will include it starting this summer. There are some DVD movies that'll include it as well," he said. "The first one was the latest Resident Evil, and that launched, I believe, in November, so there'll be a few DVD movies as well that will be included in this program. It won't just be Blu-ray."

I've updated the previous libpack and it has a few libraries that have been updated since last time. Still not had chance to get mikmod working with SDL_mixer properly but other than that, this should work fine (the previous pack was missing some files so you needed an older one to extract over, but this one is fully self contained).

libbz2, 1.0.4 -> 1.0.5
libiconv, 1.11 -> 1.12
libpng, 1.2.23 -> 1.2.25
readline, 5.1 -> 5.2
libxml2, 2.6.31 -> 2.6.31
SDL_gfx, 2.0.15 -> 2.0.16 (it has the same version numbers where they appear in filenames as 2.0.15 since the 2.0.16 build system doesn't like cross compiling so I stole the old one)

These are pretty much untested, so I'd appreciate any feedback. Simply extract to your toolchain directory (Open2x toolchain and devkitGP2X should both work fine). Both static and dynamic libraries are included for everything besides ncurses which doesn't seem to want to compile a dynamic lib on a cross compiler.

Wow, 3 months again without a word from me... so I hope you like Sega 8-bit stuff.
New SMSAdvance with lot's of unimportant stuff added and some games fixed as well.
I guess the biggest thing is that allmost all games now run full speed all the time, enjoy!

*Added copying of first 32kB ROM to VRAM for faster execution.
*Added selection of machine.
*Added correct noise generation for SG-1000 emulation.
*Added correct palette in TMS9918 modes on SMS machines.
*Added different vdp capabilities depending on selected machine.
*Added some very basic Mode5 support when Machine=MegaDrive.
*Added different io maps depending on selected machine.
*Added support for the SMS1 tilemap address masking (Ys(J)).
*Added support for turning on/off internal RAM.
*Added auto save of SRAM (if it's allready present) when entering menu.
*Added auto turn off of Bios when no header found (on machine=Auto).
*Added auto region (Pop Breaker GG (J)).
*Fixed support for Dodgeball King (KR).
*Fixed pushing and poping of AF register (Adventure of Batman GG).
*Fixed sprite bugs in unscaled mode on Codemasters games.
*Fixed initializing of all CPU regs on reset.
*Fixed timing of HALT instruction.
*Fixed palette setting for TMS9918 modes on GG.
*Fixed noscrolling for TMS9918 modes.
*Fixed up Mode1 graphics a bit.
*Fixed correct HCounter and latching.
*Better switching between TMS9918 and SMS video modes.
*More info shown from the game header.
*Optimised tile rendering for mode 0 & 2 (for real this time).
*Optimised all Z80 memory reads, one instruction and cycle shorter.
*Optimised DAA opcode.
*Optimised DEC opcodes.
*Optimised SBC A/HL opcode.
*Optimised one of the SRA opcodes.
*Optimised CPI, CPD, CPIR & CPDR opcodes.