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Get an ASUS a620 PPC for your emulation needs. 270 bucks or less if you buy it on E-bay. It's what I have and most SNES stuff works good, some perfect. Some GBA games work ok if you turn the sound off and overclock.Quote:
Originally Posted by rimmerchant
$270 is still a large chunk of change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kung_Fu_Fighter
$180 for the GP2x seems more affordable
but it's a control button issue. sure PPC have more "power" and use but when it comes to gamming I want gamming button layout.
It is pretty comparable to the price of the PSP.
Hmm, odd.. I have seen that much ghosting on my PSP... I usually play Burnout Legends... very fast action... and no ghosting.
I got a sharp eye for these kinds of things. the first time I played Ridge Racer I kinda notice it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark-Knight
it's not BAD BAD. but I can notice tho it doesn't really distract game play. thing is that in 2D scrolling ghosting is more apparent than in 3D movement
That's why I recomend the 620. It has large buttons that work much better then the rest of the PPC's and PDA's.Quote:
Originally Posted by rimmerchant
It's 189.99 outside Europe, so figure 200 with shipping. I just checked the site out. Looks like a nice unit that I would have bought instead of my PPC but 200 bucks is a large chunk of change when I already have said PPC.Quote:
Originally Posted by rimmerchant
I have a PPC also but again with the button issue. I can play GBC and NES on my PPC but it sucks playing on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kung_Fu_Fighter
to me $200 for a unit like the GB2X is not a bad price considering what it can do. I've been on the http://gp32x.com/ site and it have a very active community.
gonna get it in a bout a month or two. depending on how fast the community release near perfect emulators for the various 8bit and 16 bit consoles
Keep us informed. I myself would like a hands on report.Quote:
Originally Posted by rimmerchant
Did you ever buy that thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by rimmerchant