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[URL]http://www.gbax.com[/URL] Looks awsome, great for watching anime on the go and playing a bit of SNES rpging.
I also have the GP32, I tend not to use it though, as it's quite chunky.
This looks rather slick. I doubt I'll get one though.
This looks rather slick. I doubt I'll get one though.
Except that this one is actually good.
It reminds me of the whole "gizmondo" thing.
A handheld that sits in the shadow of it's peers.
A handheld that sits in the shadow of it's peers.
Ahh yes, the GP2X.
I had the GP32, and will be buying this one too!
Loads of emulators already in development.
Well worth the price considering it might one day playing psone games.
....now wheres tribbers?
I had the GP32, and will be buying this one too!
Loads of emulators already in development.
Well worth the price considering it might one day playing psone games.
....now wheres tribbers?
I thought it was a bit pricey as well but like me if you're pining for the old SNES days they are very tempting.
An x-ray of a penguin as a logo - what next!
An x-ray of a penguin as a logo - what next!
I'm gobsmacked, that is gorgeous! If it was sub-£100, then maybe, but not at that price. Still, awesome.
I'm guessing that the OS this thing runs is Linux, that penguin is Linux's logo.
Linux
Looks good and if it plays some classic SNES games like Mario Kart will consider it.
On another note why is there an x-ray of a penguin on the bottom left of the page?
On another note why is there an x-ray of a penguin on the bottom left of the page?
[URL]http://www.gbax.com[/URL] Looks awsome, great for watching anime on the go and playing a bit of SNES rpging.