maddog015 post=9.72894.777350 said:
Cyclomega post=9.72894.777181 said:
GP2X is equally uninteresting to me, but I tried a Genesis emulator, the analog is of a better quality, and it's advertised as a development platform, so well, maybe people will code some fun stuff...
I recently got one of these on the cheap. Emulation of most of the older gen systems on it are great. You can even play DOS games. Try and give it another shot. I'd say its one of my favorite handhelds.
And no mention of the Nomad? Does anyone even remember that one? It was essentially the "portable" Genesis, although its about as portable as a compact car. And you would need a nuclear reactor to power that thing.
I don't like the ergonomy, not comfortable enough to play Neo Geo games (my PSP suits that better), and the SNES emu is still not 100% stable. Plus I couldn't be arsed into caring enough as of now, but thanks for the suggestion. As for DOS games, I am tuning DOSBox and SCUMMVM on my laptop, so it's not a big incentive...
Well the Nomad, as far as I could understand, was almost exclusive to the US market, and as such it's something of a collector item in Europe, but yeah I heard the battery ran so fast it was worse than a Game Gear (surprisingly enough the Lynx always ran quite fine and ate the batteries a bit slower than the GG).
Wilson> Try the Lynx I (the Lynx II is a bit more comfortable), you'll love the GG. I've sold my Lynx II to a friend a couple years back because he was a huge fan of Chip's Challenge when he had one. Good ideas, but basically a terrible console with nigh-impossible games (Kung-Food and Batman Returns, for instance).