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Yes it sounds weird. :huh:

There is a warranty, but what that do, I don't know, but I think it is like a normal warranty on any other thing. You need to purchase a SMC to put games and apps on the GP32. I recommend a 128mb SMC. I don't know how many NES roms you can put on your GP32, that depends on the size of the SMC...

I bought it from Gbax.com, fast and easy.... B)

I want it! Great, now to happy time.... :)

A dream come trough....

18 years old... B)

Yeah, I'm waiting for that online solution Gamepark has been promising. <_<

A new Snes emu, great news, I hope it's real... :)

Faaaakeee....maybe.... :rolleyes:

Yes, that is a real Gamecube! ;) Maybe I should finish reading C++!? We'll see... :rolleyes:

Looks cool! :)

I think 64-128kbps was the limit for Moviepark, but I think GP Cinema can go upto 256Kbps. I'm not sure though. :ph34r:

Great!

Yes it's worth it! The bag is great if you want to be carefull with your GP32. The bag protects mine from everything and when you are on a trip, you will have space for extra SMC, batteries, headphones and other stuff in there too. Buy it! :)

You put regular mp3's on your SMC and how you get them is up to yourself. Then you can use the MP3 player in the original firmware to play them.

I know what your talking about. On the bus to school, man, it's great!! People may stare, but what a heck they are probably just jealous! ;)

Why, why, whyyyyy........ :(

Who won the prices???

Here is a link, sorry, but I don't use the PC-link hack myself so I didn't know where to find it, but you can download it HERE.

Yeah, thanks for the pics! They were great, and damn what a small screen on N-Gage! :o