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-Jihadisoul- posted on Jul 19 2006 at 11:25 AM said:sorry about my punctuation im not that great in punctuation and grammar including when im not thinking properly when im typing.
Ranma13 posted on Jul 19 2006 at 01:55 AM said:It's not going to work. The GP2X is already $190. Considering that you still have to get 'special' rechargeable batteries (in the sense that they're not typically found in, say, Wal-mart) and a SD card, it's easy to see how the price can shoot up to $300 just to get the GP2x to run like how it's supposed to. To make the GP2X even more expensive will easily put it out of the price range of most people. I had to really consider purchasing it for $190, and adding in everything else that I bought (TV-Out cable, carrying case, AC adapter, 4GB card), my total price came out to $360.
That is all anyone needed to say to him anyway.pantera6 posted on Jul 19 2006 at 03:36 AM said:Just wait for the gp3x mate
nubie posted on Jul 19 2006 at 01:25 PM said:LAST I LOOKED WAL-MART STOCKS 3 BRANDS OF NiMH AA BATTERIES AND CHARGERS (and has since last October when I was shopping for them, dumbass)
-Jihadisoul- posted on Jul 19 2006 at 05:50 AM said:yeh thats true well anywayz i want to ask to you guys whats better PSP or GP2X do any of you have both?
-Jihadisoul- posted on Jul 19 2006 at 10:49 AM said:Hey guys you reckon if we started up an online petition so gp2x could be upgraded such with hardware such as 3D accelerated Graphics Card,More Ram,more built in storage and etc if we were able to get a whole lot of people who would upgrade their gp2x and send it in to the company and they see how many people would buy and support our petition they may actually create a awesome upgrade if they know if alot of people would buy it and it would be great if we could send it in to the company and they upgrade it for us like what most companies do when your hardware is damaged they will take it for like a week or 2 and send it back fixed
i would really like that and probably alot of gp2x owners aswell. Games will run better the console itself will be alot faster and Emulators such as PSX,N64,3D Arcade machines would run at great speeds
How does that affect the consumer? His point was that less people would buy a GP2X if it cost more than a PSP.nem posted on Jul 19 2006 at 02:43 PM said:and Sony sells PSPs at a loss, plus they don't rely on third-party manufacturers as much as GPH
-Jihadisoul- posted on Jul 19 2006 at 08:49 AM said:Hey guys you reckon if we started up an online petition so gp2x could be upgraded such with hardware such as 3D accelerated Graphics Card,More Ram,more built in storage and etc if we were able to get a whole lot of people who would upgrade their gp2x and send it in to the company and they see how many people would buy and support our petition they may actually create a awesome upgrade if they know if alot of people would buy it and it would be great if we could send it in to the company and they upgrade it for us like what most companies do when your hardware is damaged they will take it for like a week or 2 and send it back fixed
i would really like that and probably alot of gp2x owners aswell. Games will run better the console itself will be alot faster and Emulators such as PSX,N64,3D Arcade machines would run at great speeds
Not entirely sure what you mean here, but it seems like you're suggesting that GPH sell their system at a loss. This is a fine idea in itself, but what one must remember is that GPH doesn't earn money on games the way Sony does. Sony can sell at a loss because every game sold results in some more money in the bank for Sony. GPH can't sell at a loss because they don't have the same revenue, due to their system being made for the homebrew and emulation market, which is not exactly a huge cash cow.xinfernoofdantex posted on Jul 19 2006 at 03:56 PM said:Well of course they sell at a loss, it's buisiness, all game companies sell at a loss. The fact is with the gp2x at it's current price adding special 3d hardware, ram, memory, etc.. will only drive up the price rediculously because gamepark isn't selling at a loss
Magnulus posted on Jul 19 2006 at 02:15 PM said:Not entirely sure what you mean here, but it seems like you're suggesting that GPH sell their system at a loss. This is a fine idea in itself, but what one must remember is that GPH doesn't earn money on games the way Sony does. Sony can sell at a loss because every game sold results in some more money in the bank for Sony. GPH can't sell at a loss because they don't have the same revenue, due to their system being made for the homebrew and emulation market, which is not exactly a huge cash cow.xinfernoofdantex posted on Jul 19 2006 at 03:56 PM said:Well of course they sell at a loss, it's buisiness, all game companies sell at a loss. The fact is with the gp2x at it's current price adding special 3d hardware, ram, memory, etc.. will only drive up the price rediculously because gamepark isn't selling at a loss
Ranma13 posted on Jul 19 2006 at 01:55 AM said:It's not going to work. The GP2X is already $190. Considering that you still have to get 'special' rechargeable batteries (in the sense that they're not typically found in, say, Wal-mart) and a SD card, it's easy to see how the price can shoot up to $300 just to get the GP2x to run like how it's supposed to. To make the GP2X even more expensive will easily put it out of the price range of most people. I had to really consider purchasing it for $190, and adding in everything else that I bought (TV-Out cable, carrying case, AC adapter, 4GB card), my total price came out to $360.
Do I have too? Maybe it isn't nice, but he is clearly wrong. How can a battery be 'special' when I can buy it anywhere for a very reasonable price and get a charger included? (I did however put a strike through the dumbass remark, it was a bit harsh, I hateMagnulus posted on Jul 19 2006 at 04:31 AM said:nubie posted on Jul 19 2006 at 01:25 PM said:LAST I LOOKED WAL-MART STOCKS 3 BRANDS OF NiMH AA BATTERIES AND CHARGERS (and has since last October when I was shopping for them,dumbass)
Is it really necessary to use huge fonts and bold all-caps like that while at the same time insulting the guy in public? Stop being such a dick toward people, Nubie.
I would get one now, but caveat emptor of course. No one can know the future. The current one is great (I had the pre-order one, the first edition, and now this MK2, I must say this one is very nice), but we have heard nothing concrete about any upgrades, so it should be safe to get now.derka-street posted on Jul 19 2006 at 08:06 AM said:well, while we are on the subject, i still havent got a gp2x and i was thinking: will the gp2x get upgraded at all in the future and should i wait, or should i get one now?