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all i can say is wow, i hope it's as fun as the dreamcast version, and i hope you don't have to pay monthly for it. Can you tell us though where you heard this? EDIT: whoops accident double post.

all i can say is wow, i hope it's as fun as the dreamcast version, and i hope you don't have to pay monthly for it.

the online feature is the only thing making me keep my DS and hopefully it will get some good online games. Mario Kart would be awesome online, actually ANY ds game would be because you could easily make the touch screen a keyboard for in game chat. I have twisted Metal head on for my PSP...

Sonic R is great, one of my fav saturn games. The 2 imports I have, i have a 4-1 card, I have Vampire Savior and Gun Griffon. Gun Griffon is a very fun mech game and it's pretty cheap on ebay, i bought it for $5 + $5 Shipping, so only $10 for it.

yes it's in the other consoles, but a GBA forum would have more GBA users that might know the problem you are having more than a handful of people here that either have a GBA SP or know the inner workings of one.

i know who won't be getting my vote because their program has wiped out my SMC, twice.

maybe post your problem on a GBA forum instead of a GP32.

project ninja is not a developer dumb asses. I'd say Skeezix too but thats because he sold me his wonderful FLU

Bluntman and Chronic.

the ds with its wifi would be perfect for a nice mmporg. The touch screen could be the keyboard for in game chat as well as hot buttons for spells and stuff. I hope someday it happens.

i play my GP32 more than my PSP as of now. But no matter how good the PSP gets, i will never sell my GP32, just something cool about being one of the 5 people in the entire state of pennsylvania to own a GP32.

and people wonder why some people have so many blue thingies under their avatar.

all i know, is if i had not bought my GP32 2 years ago, and was deciding to buy one now, i would have to pass in it for the PSP basically because the PSP scene is growing much larger and will be surpasing the GP32 probably within the next half a year.

I just look at my N-gage to remind me of portable gaming. The N-gage, which i absolutely love, i used to bash because of the size of the screen and all that, now that I actually own one, i can't believe that i ever talked bad about it. The screen is small, BUT IT'S A PHONE, and its pretty damn...

portable gaming systems should not be limited to the size of their screen, just because the PSP has a 4.1" screen doesn't mean that the Giz is crap. Portable systems are supposed to be portable. GBA has the same size screen and millions of people bought them, not because of the screen, but...

A couple months ago maybe, Craig had posted in another topic, which i can't find now, that the GP32 was getting some suprise commercial support. Has anything else been mentioned regarding this or did it fall through like everything else that happens commercially with the GP32. EDIT: Found...

if movies can be encoded to look like the UMD movies then there's no way a PDA cold have better video playback, if not then maybe, but those UMD movies look damn good on that screen.

with the current state of emulation and overall abilities of the PSP, i'm wondering why anybody now will still consider the GP32. It's only a matter of time before the PSP passes up the GP32 in emulation so the only thing the GP32 will have over the PSP is homebrew, and that will probably...

MMC and they just came out with a 2 gig card. You can get a 128mb card for like $7 off ebay.