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Anyone know how big this thing is? exactly? I was stuck in the eye doctor's waiting room today for about an hour and saw some kids playing with a DS when it struck me that I would be hard pressed to tell the Pandora and DS apart from the case exterior. So now I'm determined to do some sort of...

Sounded like they were only shooting as high as the NES/SNES for emulation.

Here is a serious competitor to the Pandora. Looks kind of cheap though. YINLIPS YDP G70

This is my main gripe with the PSP, Sony wants me to carry around a whole bag of cr*p with it, UMD games, UMD movies, extra batteries, earphones, etc... The thing that appeals to me about the Pandora is everything goes into the SD cards, and I don't have to carry a bag of cr@p with me.

I think you should redesign the Pandora with 2 keyboards, before launch. Also get rid of the screen so it will be like the DS only it will be the DK. Can they be clicky keyboards? Also please get rid of the sound hardware and add two more SD slots (but not HCSD).

Probably something like this: POP Station

I have to say the whole wanting a mouse thing is somewhat moot because I prefer 2d games on portable systems and the dual analogs and touch screen should be great for that. It's fun when you start thinking about what games you can do well with dual analog. I keep thinking I'd like to make a...

I've always wondered if a touchpad wouldn't work a lot better if they'd design one where you didn't have to pick your hand up to click. Personally I'd like to try a configuration where the right analog nub was instead a touch pad operated by your thumb where you'd use the shoulder buttons to...

-Must fight urge to start flame war- That is a completely valid opinion.

If someone ports Shugendo they should list the control keys somewhere. Why is this so difficult? <_<

Just something I've been wondering. I suppose it would have to be ported natively to the hardware so we're probably talking about open source here rather than emulation. The most bang for the buck ports I can think of are Free Civ, Battle for Wesnoth, and that open source rpg maker that's...

I'm rather impressed with the :pandora1: 's controls, but Ican't help but look at any portable controller and add my own two cents. I've never been satisfied with console controls, because they never hold up well against a mouse (in shooters anyway). I don't want to start a flame war here. But...

Makes me wish I could buy an empty case right now and start working on mods.

Well when does anything go according to plan in hardware/software development? Still it's good news that something is happening. I'm just glad the pre-order page went up, too bad it sold out, but at least I was able to order 20 of them before it did. :rolleyes: No, that's too cruel. You know...

It is if you're getting something in return. You could say something like "If you use this beta software please donate to the development fund". But to require a "donation" makes it a purchase.

Just to play devil's advocate, so you want me to pay to beta test software? I'd be happy to denote money, but I think it would be better not to imply any access to goods or services for that money, because then you are selling me something. You are in fact selling me buggy, untested software...

And what exactly do you think a company is??

Capitalism? In an open source project? :huh:

The Pandora should also be a blender that can blend the "will it blend blender". Also it can kick Chuck Norris's @ss.

So I was reading Engadget today and noticed that devices with useless features tend to get a lot of press. For instance they have stories on a USB Necktie, and a GPS that sounds like Kitt from Knight Rider. As the Pandora seems to only have useful features it is probably doomed to failure. So I...