Ganepark32
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exactly. and anyway why the hell would u want an ngage or a qd they suck so badly. Ur better off with a gp32 of a gba at least then u'll be able to actually see the games u play.
Sorry to be a smart ass but it's not really more expensive. I bought a second hand GBA, an afterburner front light kit, and a 256mb flashcart for £100 in total, the same price that I paid for my second hand non-flu GP32 with 128mb smc.SephirothIce posted on Aug 5 2004 at 06:28 AM said:Also before some smart ass says GBA can emulate I know that, but it's more expensive and not worth it if all you want is emulation.
*OT: wtf all my numbers dont work anymore when i press them except 5 and 6, so i used numpad but wtf again i cant type a dot with an I over it you know what character i mean*
Doesnt the gba have a larger homebrewn scene?Wolfsclaw posted on Aug 4 2004 at 03:39 PM said:its simple:
wanna commercial games for free, dont care about small screen? gba.
wanna multimedia, emulators of partially older systems and homebrew? gp32.
i for myself have boht systems (also flashcart 128Mb) and use gp32 much more. well, actually i havent used my gba for ages.
Not that I'm aware of.Jr2swiss posted on Aug 5 2004 at 12:00 PM said:Doesnt the gba have a larger homebrewn scene?Wolfsclaw posted on Aug 4 2004 at 03:39 PM said:its simple:
wanna commercial games for free, dont care about small screen? gba.
wanna multimedia, emulators of partially older systems and homebrew? gp32.
i for myself have boht systems (also flashcart 128Mb) and use gp32 much more. well, actually i havent used my gba for ages.
O and where do you live essin? U.S.?
Yeah, I use the GBA for commercial games as they are really good, The GP32 will never have games of that quality (unless the GBA emu gets decent ). After all it is from Nintendo, a company that has much popularity, especially for handhelds. The custom chips do nice things in hardware making for really nice looking commercial games.FluBBa posted on Aug 5 2004 at 11:05 AM said:I must say that the GP32Blu screen is fantastic compared to a GBA sp, but as it nearly doesn't have any commercial games it relies on emulators, and I found that a lot of them are a bit "twitchy"...
As time goes by they will definitly get better, so to answear the original question, the GP32 has the future before it,it can probably beat the GBA in emulation hands down given time.
While I can't deny theres been some great games on the GBA. I must say that it has been the most dissapointing console/portable in a while. THe SNES and Mega Drive had a lot more better games. Hence I sold mine. And will not purchase another nintendo console unless the DS amazes me (unlikely). PSP for gaming and GP32 2 for Emus. Thats my portable console line up for next yearDaveC posted on Aug 6 2004 at 12:15 AM said:Yeah, I use the GBA for commercial games as they are really good, The GP32 will never have games of that quality (unless the GBA emu gets decent ). After all it is from Nintendo, a company that has much popularity, especially for handhelds. The custom chips do nice things in hardware making for really nice looking commercial games.FluBBa posted on Aug 5 2004 at 11:05 AM said:I must say that the GP32Blu screen is fantastic compared to a GBA sp, but as it nearly doesn't have any commercial games it relies on emulators, and I found that a lot of them are a bit "twitchy"...
As time goes by they will definitly get better, so to answear the original question, the GP32 has the future before it,it can probably beat the GBA in emulation hands down given time.
I use the GP32 for emus though as I like the nice large backlit screen. Also the fact that it can run all of the emus without resolution loss (GBA's 240 x 160 is not enough pixels to correctly display home console systems) is a big one for me. I also like the fact that you don't need earphones to get stereo too.
What exactly do you mean about emus being "twitchy"? Do you mean that they are buggy, slow, or that the GUIs are kind of fidgety?
The good news is that it is easy to have both which I do. each one has its strengths and weaknesses.
I was referring to see if he has used a QD before just to see why he hates N-Gage.Ganepark32 posted on Aug 5 2004 at 09:09 AM said:exactly. and anyway why the hell would u want an ngage or a qd they suck so badly. Ur better off with a gp32 of a gba at least then u'll be able to actually see the games u play.
Yes, its larger because that scene is like quantity over quality. Of course GPAdvance will emulate almost everything on the GBA sooner or later so get a GP32.Jr2swiss posted on Aug 7 2004 at 02:06 AM said:Well im just pointing out that the gba has a larger homebrewn scene