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since the blu came out at a lower price than the former flu, the price for a normal gp32 would be lower too. 1. $60 give or take $10 2. if used $70 give or take $10 a lot of ppl are "collectors" if new $100 flat 3. $80 give or take $20 depending on condition

silver rubs off? good thing i found this out

now some innocent children are going to believe that they should sell their gamecube and buy a gp32

the only time i heard someone screwed their flashing was because their batteries werent full

well gbax has button membranes... checkout consolefix. they might carry those cuz they do repairs

overclocking an nes emulator would be nonesence. it can run perfectly at less voltage

i wish. ^_^ its just an edited image i found on the web. then i just pasted a picture in the middle

wow how did you make that mold?

haha glad you noticed ^_^ i got a couple pictures off google and used paint to sorta merge them together just like my other signature. i lost my photoshop when my computer got reformatted so it kinda suked. i did to celebrate my 300th post. o and also i changed my title too. and its based on...

£17.95 is like $30 ^_^

you arent going to sue me for copyright, right? :o :rolleyes:

this is from jr2swiss' new faq

im one of the few asians who has gp32s in usa

$70 for a broken gp32? these days you can get a working one for the same price.

man a ipod mini is PLENTY. 20 gbs of music... you'll never listen to it all

256? geez mine only tested up to 166 on mr. mirk's clockspeed tester

gasp! psp did so bad compared to ds... o well maybe those votes are more leaning on nintendo because its an emulation site. Most people just emulate snes, nes, gb, gbc, and gba.

nice and recent f.a.q. great job

by your explanation, yes gp32 is ideal for you. you could get a really nice palm (in the $400-500 range) with a keyboard but prolly too pricey for you.

for a painting guide, go to www.reloded.com