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Remaking games, namely Mario 64, is just as likely as emulating the N64 on the GP2X. You have no point. Reported.

No, it's just rubbish.

Yeah, you're welcome <_<

And the answer has been available since the release of the GP2X. It will never, ever be emulated at an acceptable speed. Case closed.

Suicide is the only real relief.

Just kidding lol.

Reported.

act II is way better than popsecret, plus it reminds me of actraiser, fucking great game.

But not right there it's not. And don't Azalin your way out of this one.

You're confusing ' with "

I can rent you two a suite if you'd like? :P

I doubt it. To sell something in a 'hypermarket', you need lots and lots of advertising -- something GPH isn't even capable of, nevermind if they advertise enough or not. Joe Consumer doesn't want some odd Korean handheld that doesn't come with any real stateside support, he wants a Sony or...

Looks okay. Small satellites but 40w is 40w I suppose...

Supercard has perfect NDS compatibility too. If you feel justified spending almost $30 more just for 10% better gameboy advance speed/compatibility, then go ahead.

Correct. Supercard Lite Rumble (SCLR) does NOT support GBA games, nor a lot of homebrew, due to the lack of ram. You want the Supercard Lite (SCLite).

Then how do you walk? ~6'1" / 186cm, 19 here.

It all depends on how complex the game is, and sometimes, judging complexity can be very deceiving. Around 90% of GBA games run full-speed on Supercard Lite (lite is marginally faster than SD and CF). About 8% have moderate to major slowdown, some being unplayable from it. About 2% don't work...

And here I couldn't get my mind off Leslie Nielson... :unsure:

I actually agree with you prejudicially, but I don't have deep personal, intimate experience with anyone greatly mentally disabled (like family members), so I can't really commit myself to that opinion. It is how I've felt for a long time, though.