Gp64 Wish List

[Vimacs]

nice samsung arm9 with 400mhz (bakward compatible).
32 or 64mb ram.
sd mmc or cf cards
keep the rest like it is, maybe a analog stick and 2 (or 4) more buttons.

 

[Sadako]

Hmm..
Blue transparent case,
Slim case,
L+R buttons, A,B,X,Y,X,Z buttons,
Two anologue stick, one black, one white on the left side,
Large 800x600 screen,
Touch screen,
Trigger button at the back on the machine,
Low power back light,
1gb RAM,
Built in Battery RAM for clock and date settings,
2ghz processor,
512mb graphics card,
200gb internal hard drive.
Maybe a bit far fetched, but someone can dream, can they not?

 

[ravuya]

For a GamePark64, I'd like fast, dedicated graphics hardware, built-in wireless networking, and more RAM inside.

I'd also like them to add another two face buttons and make the machine a bit more durable. Also, increasing the SMC voltage to 5V can't hurt. And better development tools can't hurt! Having official GamePark information available would keep us all from falling all over each other trying to figure out the bloody sound synthesizer.

 

[Dozer]

Latest arm cpu.
128 meg ram.
Some way to protect it easily, like the flip on the GBA sp.
As slim as possible.
Metal case, so long as it isn't too heavy, titanium case maybe .
640*480 screen.
Can you use OLED screens in something like this?
Uuuuum an easy way to connect to a tv/monitor.
Bundled with a program to conert dvds directly into a gp compatible fxe with good quality etc.
Some other card format, compact flash would make the most sense I think.
Battery indicator.
Wifi and bluetooth.
Dedicated gfx and maybe even sound hardware.
At least an extra 2 buttons.
Battery to keep the time etc.
Dpad

I'm trying to go for realistic stuff rather than a gig of ram etc .

 

[Kop_007]

I dont think it should have an analog stick, or if it has too, a d-pad aswell like a PSP. It's just not good for old games and most new games work fine with a pad, I know I always use the pad on the PS2.

 

[Jeffery Mewtamer]

American retail release
Most power processor that would allow backwards compatiblity without including the the old processor.
64 MB of ram.
Lithium Ion rechargeable battery(my favorite second favorite feature of the GBASP)
Choice between Flu, Blu, and Non-lit versions.
ABC XYZ Face Buttons, L and R triggers, D-pad, Start and Select
GP32 style body, Genesis six pad control layout, Touchscreen.

 

[diablo2]

While that list is reasonable, it's hardly an improvement. The current GP32 can over clock to 220Mhz max so a 13Mhz increase would not be that great. The RAM would be nice though. I also think that it should have a small GPU (around 4mb).

yeah but gp32 processer is 66 mhz
if gp64 processer was 233 you could overclock a to very high like 400 couldn't you

 

[rcr0412]

i agree with homer

 

[wolly wotsit]

how about we skip gp64 and wish 4 a GP128 instead, it would have to be that to compare with the psp.

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