Gp2x In Zoo Magazine

[Steve-O]

Dont know if this has been posted, I used Search and it found Nothing but did anyone see the GP2X in this weeks Zoo magazine???

It said that their is Tons of new games available for it but I can only see 2 and Unfortunatly it didnt say anything about emulation or homebrew but it did say MP3 and Divx / Movie player and gave a link to www.gp2x.co.uk

anyone else see it?

 

[sensible GP32]

Also the review of vektar in this months GamesTm i think it got aroud 64% not too shabby!

i wonder where Dzz is these days.

 

[milky]

i also got a catolgue in the post yesterday, i think it was called 'i want one of those' and i saw the gp2x in it
and it was being delivered all around my area :rolleyes:

 

[krosfyah]

i also got a catolgue in the post yesterday, i think it was called 'i want one of those' and i saw the gp2x in it
and it was being delivered all around my area :rolleyes:

It's a pretty well-known site.. they have lots of cool stuff.

http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/gp2x-games-console/index.html

 

[DaveC]

The picture shows it with my cap mod on it

 

[Crazy Goat]

The picture shows it with my cap mod on it

Sue them into the ground.

 

[evolutional]

Also the review of vektar in this months GamesTm i think it got aroud 64% not too shabby!

i wonder where Dzz is these days.

yeah i was pretty impressed when I saw it. I like the magazine and have noticed that they run adverts for the GP2X every month. All we need now is for them to write up a feature for it

 

[Uprising]

GP2X has also appeared in UK pc gamer this month. They have a gift guide for Christmas and it has the gp2x as 'Santa's must buy'.

This is what they say -
"Can there really be such a thing as a games-capable pocket PC? As long as your definition of 'games capable' comes from 1996, yes. The GP2X is a Linux-powered handheld that can run a decent selection of old PC games out of the box, including Quake, Duke Nukem 3D and the old Scumm-engine LucasArts adventures. Bespoke GP2X games are also starting to appear, kicking off with Grand Theft Auto-style Payback"