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Wow, I completely misunderstood. Somehow I got the impression you worked there. My apologies. I'm wondering if their remark about hurting sales on other platforms could be a concern about getting on the big 'N's bad side if they release software for the GP32. (Pure speculation)

One of the technical specs pages someone did for the GP32, they mentioned that the GP32 can run in client ("slave") and unpowered host modes. Assuming this information is correct, "fooling" the hardware is no longer an issue. However, writing program to access that drive and read files from it...

True, but they did say it's already running

Actually, it wouldn't be the same size. The USB jack on the GP32 is very very small. I agree that a standard cable would have been nice, but if it's between that and a smaller size, I'll take the smaller size every time. Also, the fact that a GP32 can run in USB host or client mode might have...

Tom, could you ask your boss for me how it is that the market is too small to make money on, but still large enough to threaten sales on other versions? (Not trying to be rude, this argument just doesn't make any sense to me) Thanks

The GP32 seems fairly slow reading and writing SMCs as well, but as already mentioned, a dedicated reader is fairly cheap (I got one that could read SMC, CF, and MMC/SD for about $20). As mentioned, the RF link is for playing with other GP32s within approximately 10 meters of you. Both players...

Yes.

Everyone else covered your questions pretty well, but I'll add in a few things: 1. The screen is difficult to see in dim light, but it seems slightly better than the GBA screen (Might just seem like it cause the screen is sooo much bigger) There has been an "inkling" of people doing...