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^ Heh, I watched that presentation live on the day... They just mean that the bigger screen makes for a good user-experience with those titles - for example, with New Art Academy, you've got more room to move your hand whilst drawing, as a direct result of the larger size. :P It's not really...

^ Wouldn't it be better to reflash the system so it has your own username, password, and data on it?

My primary use-case has turned out to be non-gaming, and I don't care what media it uses, just as long as I can hook said media up to my main computer or my netbook in order to move my work between them. So, that'll be the first option for me, please.

Citation, please? This sounds fishy to me, since it's the same resolution, just larger... It would be utterly foolish to replace a machine with social wireless functions designed around carrying it with you, with a larger version, so I would strongly doubt this.

Alright, I'll leave it if you guys reckon it can sustain itself. Happy (early) Birthday, by the way. :D

Just dropping in to check, guys... Is there really any need for a dedicated thread when it's functionally identical to the standard-sized model? Is there really some reason that having a bigger device can't be discussed in the big 3DS thread, and will that sustain a conversation for long? :P...

I'm afraid I don't know what the web browser issue is, but I do know about the VisualBoyAdvance one! If I'm thinking of the right one, this port doesn't have an options menu, or a key to bring one up - the options are set via a text file located in its directory in the "appdata" directory...

If it's for the same thing, not by my understanding of it. Sorry. If it's of any help, as far as getting things set up with little trouble goes, Yoshi's Emu Pack & Fact Sheets might be useful there, and it avoids that issue.

Please be advised that asking for copyright-infringing materials here puts EvilDragon at risk, as under German law he is responsible for what users do on his server.

^ If memory serves, it was on GP32X! And a fine device it is. :D @Matthias - If I may be a bit cheeky and ask here, is there any ETA on the cartridge adapters yet? I would absolutely love to buy the Game Boy one, for retrieving saves from a Game Boy Camera so as to convert the images taken...

My understanding is that ~40% to ~60%* is the best bet if you're going to be storing it (in a cool location, of course) and not using it for a while. If you're expecting to use it in short order, 90% to 100% would probably be better. *(This seems to differ depending on who's saying it, and I...

Er, he created it... ;) If you ever heard of the "Snega2USB", that was the Retrode's original name. (Did I remember that right? :lol: )

^ Try holding the right shoulder button whilst powering up the Pandora. This should get you a boot-menu that will let you reflash it with the newest OS release. :)

We Like The Moon.

I don't think it was estabished for certain, no, though I wouldn't be *especially* surprised if that were the case. That said, I also wouldn't be surprised if it were the same bad-emulator-on-ARM-SoC as the Mega Drive handhelds and home plug-and-play units that they've also previously sold...

Ah, sweet. :D I'm looking forward to seeing more about this.

^ How mini are we talking, Gru? Like, "Four feet tall instead of six feet"? Or more like "Six inches tall instead of six feet"? :P

Or maybe you could send astronaut-food, if it happens to be a regional thing. :P I mean, it's freeze-dried, right?

This isn't software news, so I've moved it to the General Talk section, if that's ok. ;) As far as software goes, most releases are done via the Repo, these days - this is why it's listed as the first site under the "Resources" menu at the top of every forum page. And then, of course, there's...

^ You haven't ordered from Pandora Pizza before, have you? ;)