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Some of them could be ported, but it's pretty unlikely.

The aforementioned cost of Memory Sticks was why I never went for a PSP. It seriously drove up the cost.

I would argue that if ED is capable of removing the ad he should, for security reasons.

Christian Dior is a designer. Guess is a brand name, they do jeans mainly (but there's a great scene from one of the Brady Bunch episodes that touches on the name confusion actually). No idea why you'd spam Guess, it's a cheap brand... maybe it's big in Asia like Levis for some reason?

If they can get hardware acceleration going in Iceweasel, and release it around the time of FF6 or 7 when the memory leak bug is fixed, so that it has a low RAM footprint for browsing and can handle HTML5 well, that could be really good. A $25 computer that is perfectly capable for web browsing...

Well that got me looking for a GP32 on Ebay, and it seems everyone's hanging on to theirs. What about using CR123A/CR126A batteries? They're high capacity rechargable batteries that you can get from a lot of places, so 3-4 years from now if the devices is no longer supported it ends up still...

Except Craig is making the iControlPad which is for a closed device, and that was despite all the pre-orders for the Pandora.

SFIV Volt is pretty awesome, no reason to think KOF wouldn't be, but I can't confirm since I've only got a 2nd Gen.

The Pandora finished itself. It was obsolete by the time it (sort of kinda) shipped. Even if it were the only handheld game console in existence, it still wouldn't succeed.

The N9 managed to one up the iPhone 3G at launch, but developer support is much less. Adding something like swipe in to another OS isn't that hard, for the N9 to build a similar app library is an entirely different matter.

First thoughts: Go as off the shelf as possible (which seems to be what you're doing) so that you don't run into the delay problems the Pandora had. That's probably the biggest killer for it - having to wait until the average Android smartphone now has more power. Second thoughts: Try to get it...

Actually, a lot of the earlier ones are rendered at quite a bit less than 720p and upscaled. Even GTAIV was upscaled to 720p. I'm curious how the chip they use compares to the RSX, which aside from hardware lighting capabilities was rather underwhelming performance wise. I doubt though that...

Nintendo was last in the market before the Wii was released, Sony was the market leader, not Nintendo. The PS2 only sold 10 million in 2 years, so it's not impressive either? They're releasing it for $250, which for a Nintendo system is almost as bad.

That makes no sense really. The 360 was released first and Microsoft was not the market leader but it did give them a huge edge. The reason the Dreamcast failed is because Sega gave up on it. In the first two years the PS2 was on the market it sold 10 million units, the exact same as the...

Yeah... at this rate the PSP2 will launch before the Pandora. I wouldn't be surprised to see it only go out to people who already pre-ordered, and then just move towards producing the iControlPad with various grips for different smartphones. Hell, GPH will probably launch a new handheld before...

Yeah. If you turn 3D off it can hit 8 hours, but if you're turning 3D off, what's the point of a 3DS? Definitely if they're selling it at $250 they should put in the best battery possible, as battery life is more important than price.

I'd expect it to take at least a year. With FW 6.0 the PSP got a lot tighter, and the PS3 took 4 years to break. PSP2 won't be cracked all that quickly.

I think there's a chance that it might happen. Component wise it doesn't seem like it would cost much more than the $180 the iPhone 4 costs, possibly hitting around $250, so they could sell the hardware and make a profit at $300 even, and $400 most definitely. There will also be multiple SKUs...

Possibly because it's cheap? That's why Nintendo does everything.

I think that depends on if you get headaches from 3D.