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The Hornet, maybe?

Yes. They would charge.

I don't think all 3D games are any less immersive on a handheld. I've played PS1 games on my friends modded PSP -- everything from Tony Hawk to Final Fantasy -- and it's just as enjoyable. I can understand if eyestrain would be a concern, but those little 2D sprites aren't much bigger are...

Who needs rumble in a handheld? It would probably shake the screen, and it'd drain the battery like mad.

I figured as much, but can't Craig give us a little more info? I feel like we're all very out of the loop now. :(

Mmm... something like portable IRC would be nice too. :) Anyway, if I'm not mistaken, Craig said he'd report back in a month on the 16th of last month... soo... 3 days till an announcement? :D

Turnip: 6 buttons on both side of the device makes it look ridiculously cluttered (no offense).

Demand for good 3D controls > Demand for good vertical MAME game controls We heard you the first dozen times DaveC, and you're not changing anyones mind about 3D games. This isn't really a phone. ;)

I still play Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 today, and I think those games look great. The N64 had a lot of games that appealed to a lot of people. You can't deny the demand for N64 on the new machine. I don't personally like the vertical arcade shoot-em-ups that you seem to love so much, but...

It's not a cell phone, but you can use Skype on it.

For that price, you're going to have to get a used machine. eBay is your best bet.

I'm starting to lean toward the i.mx31 now. It seems like the most realistic possibility. All people seem to want the OMAP for is N64 emulation, and that's not enough to justify switching SoCs.

Well, since I now know that the SoC for the device is still up in the air, I'll say that my number one SoC choice would have to be the OMAP3430. If that's not a realistic possibility though, I'd like the i.mx31. My primary concern is the life cycle of the device. Everyone seems happy with the...

People like the screen more.

Question: I thought it had been decided that the SoC would be an MMSP2+, so why are we talking about alternatives?