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I have a 4GB and an 8GB SD so I'll most put emulators/roms on the 4GB card and video/music/etc. on the 8GB card. This should be enough until the 16GB gets a little cheaper, as if it wasn't cheap enough already. Or I might hold out for the 32GB one when it gets around the $100 range.

No can do as I'm self-employed but I'll be playing with it all day long at work. I just beat Crisis Core and I'm itching to play FF7 again but I'll wait to do that on the Pandora instead of the PSP.

Just curious but will MAME for the Pandora be able to play late 90's, maybe early 2000 games? What about support for CHD games if possible? I'd love to play some light gun games like Maximum Force, Area 51, Point Blank series, etc. They would work perfect with the touchscreen.

Maybe we can get the Wii Remote & Nunchuck to work on the Pandora for FPS.

I would gladly pay the $350 or up just because I love handhelds. You get what you pay for and I believe what the Pandora has to offer is worth every penny. Plus, I love the fact that I can pull out the Pandora in public and have people wonder what it is I'm using. Then I can start my sales pitch...

I still hope that it's a possibilty. Maybe not full compatibility but if some of the popular Dreamcast titles can run almost full speed, that'd be great. Nothing can compare to NullDC for a near perfect Dreamcast emu but it's for windows but there is lxdream for linux. Still being worked on but...

Just giving a heads up to the community that I'm selling both of my beloved GP2X units. Need the cash to pay bills after losing my job a few days ago. Already have a new job but won't be starting until mid April so I need to stay afloat until then. Here's the link ...

SF Rush 2094. Dreamcast had the best version but not sure how the N64 version is. Another is Hydro Thunder. Again, Dreamcast version was the best but hopefully the N64 version did it justice. The PS1 version ... didn't like it.

I plan to get one but not sure if I want one of the first 100 or wait for the second batch. I don't have a problem assembling the unit but don't really want to be a beta tester.

Mame first. Just imagine more playable games from the 90s at full speed. I wish for Dreamcast next but not sure if it's possible. Portable Shenmue on the go. I would love to replay that game on a handheld. Sega needs to remake this for the DS or someone make it happen on the Pandora.

I plan on getting the Pandora just because it's a handheld. I don't have much time to play games in front of the TV/PC so I love the idea that I can play anywhere. Plus the idea of n64 emulation on the go. I already have a GP2X with the dpad mod and a F200 but this handheld is going to top them...

Wow, I remember Sky Shark. My father had the arcade cab when we used to own a laundromat business. I remember playing that game over and over until I was able to beat it with one quarter. If I can find the rom, I'll try out the swap.

This mod is exactly what I needed. I already purcashsed the d-pads off ebay. The problem I have with the f200 d-pad is doing fireball and dragon punch motion. I tend to hit the corner of the d-pad and therefore can't finish the motion. Now the funny thing is I can do fireballs and dragon punch...

I think we'll have info before the F200 comes out. Then we can make our decision to either wait or get the F200 now. I'd love to see this thing release before the end of the year but it doesn't look that way??? I have a long flight to Shanghai in December and would love to have this accompany...

One of my favorite Neo Geo games. I finally was able to beat the Germany course.

I tried these and they work great. The only downside if you have to fill the hole with some type of plastic filler/hardener. Then drill a new hole and you might have to do some sanding on the shaft to make it slimmer. It works if you have the time and patience. I didn't and DaveC posted up...

We need a dedicated emu strictly for CPS1 or CPS2 just like GnGeo to have it at a playable speed. CPS1 in MAME2X runs great already so there's hope. But I'm sure a CPS2 emu will pop up eventually.

I love puzzle games so the entry that second on the left looks very similar to Ballistics/Puzz Loop. I loved that game. I hope it plays the same by the screenshot. I used to play the PSX and GBC version all the time.

I checked the romrc dat file and it list 2 type of romsets. One is named 213 and the other is drift. Check your romset and see if the filename are the same as romrc dat file. Some have "-" or "_" and some end in *.bin or *.rom. That's all I can come up with if you get the error invalid romset.