Gp32 Replacement Stuff From Liksang


That looks pretty cool. Doubt I'll need that stuff in the near future, but hey - there've been many times when it could have come in handy (most notably when I needed new button pads for my old unit... my DIY job sucked lol).
 
so..if you get a flu front cover (with light) and put it on a blu..would you get a front lit blu?

for craigix...
EDIT: Genuine replacement part taken from an original and working console

EDIT2: It labels the company as gamepark holdings for everything..hmm
 
so..if you get a flu front cover (with light) and put it on a blu..would you get a front lit blu?

for craigix...
EDIT: Genuine replacement part taken from an original and working console

EDIT2: It labels the company as gamepark holdings for everything..hmm
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That's odd, I've been told that GPH doesn't own the rights to produce GP32 stuff?

Probably craigix could be right and this is stuff taken from returns and Lik-Sang are confused about who to attribute it to, it would be GamePark wouldn't it?

It'd be great if more GP32s were produced though.
 
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That's odd, I've been told that GPH doesn't own the rights to produce GP32 stuff?
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GPH was responsible for the European release, which included BLU and the BLU+. So, if they're BLU/BLU+ parts, I guess it makes sense. Otherwise, they probably just guessed.
 
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so if I have an old NLU hangin around - i could buy the FLU cover for £22 and stick it on the NLU?

nah - second thoughts - wheres the switch?


J
 
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yes you could :-)
soldering a sqitch in the cable is easy (however i wont do it as you will never turn it off anyway.
 
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