The GP32 (GamePark 32) is a 32-bit handheld video game console released by GamePark in 2001 in South Korea. Powered by a Samsung ARM920T CPU variable from 20 to 133 MHz alongside 8 MB RAM and 64 KB ROM, it features a 3.5-inch TFT LCD display outputting 320 x 240 resolution with 65,536 colors and a 16-bit 16-channel PCM audio synthesizer. It utilizes SmartMedia Cards (SMC) up to 128 MB for storage, operates on two AA batteries, and connects via USB 1.1, pioneering the open-source handheld scene through vendor-approved homebrew support.
The GP32 is not yet dead, which is also courtesy of Orion_. GpAlice is a cute looking platform game where you need to collect fruits and gems, but avoid peaks. Mushrooms let you either shrink or grew in size, which will give all the gameplay a tiny twist. Read more about GpAlice (04-07-2014) (GP32 Game)
QuadTris by Orion_ is a Bejeweled style game for GP32 with minor twists. It's also the first real GP32 game after a couple of months. Read more about QuadTris (GP32 Game)
"Sailor Moon R Plus" is part of "Sailor Moon: Destiny Revival" a five-part fan-made game series using the Beats of Rage game engine. The Super Nintendo games are recreated and improved to include new characters, new powers, more levels, in addition to original cinematic and all-new voice talent. The ultimate goal of the "Destiny Revival" is to complete the game series with the future releases of Sailor Moon S, Sailor Moon Super S and Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars. Read more about Sailor Moon R Plus (16-04-2011) (GP32 Game)
The Giana's Return Team is currently working on a remake of the TI-83 Jump'N'Run puzzler "SQRXZ" using graphics from the J2ME version in a "classic" mode, but also fully redrawn deluxe graphics. The screenshot below shows the classic graphics. Read more about Sqrxz WIP (08-04-2010) (GP32 Game)
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