Interesting - I'll have to read that at work tomorrow 😉 On a related note, I hope everyone has heard of http://www.escapistmagazine.com/ by now...

Hey [vEX], are you the same as the person who posts news items on http://www.emulation64.com/ ?
Also, do you know what happened to aGBe? The site is down.
Also also, have you by chance heard of Sasq, who made Pogoshell for the GBA? I'd like to get a hold of him to see if he has the 2.0b4 source code laying around (he never released it due to lack of time I guess).

HunterZ wrote:

Hey [vEX], are you the same as the person who posts news items on http://www.emulation64.com/ ?

Sure am!

HunterZ wrote:

Also, do you know what happened to aGBe? The site is down.

Well, since gxd left the project (he got some work that prevented him to work on it) it pretty much died, I guess justice took the domain down last time they moved. The sourceforge page should still be there though (and as far as I know I should have some sorts of rights too it if I ever figure my user info out).

HunterZ wrote:

Also also, have you by chance heard of Sasq, who made Pogoshell for the GBA? I'd like to get a hold of him to see if he has the 2.0b4 source code laying around (he never released it due to lack of time I guess).

I've heard of Pogoshell, but I don't know who Sasq is, can't help you with that I'm afraid.

I've heard of Pogoshell, but I don't know who Sasq is, can't help you with that I'm afraid.

Thanks anyways. It was a longshot; I think Sasq is a Swede and you're both into emulators so I thought I'd ask. Sasq is the author of Pogoshell, which is a great file explorer type thing for the GBA.

Edit: I found the aGBe sourceforge page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/agbe

You are indeed listed as a developer.

HunterZ wrote:

Edit: I found the aGBe sourceforge page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/agbe

You are indeed listed as a developer.

Really (sf doesn't load for me atm)? I was only the webmaster, guess gxd gave me the ability to add any new coders (if that would ever happen).