MWeston
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You really need to think beyond just a couple of emulators that can run on this system. That is just the tip of the iceberg for what Pandora can do!StreaK said:the REAL handheld life begins when handheld is released to the public [ you could buy it in shop ]. In that matter Pandora and new gizmondo is in the same positions. Personally i believe that new gizmondo will be a good concurent for pandora if they really release it. And at the end. ... let the better win... no matter giz or pandora.
btw. Imho, pandoras cover design still sucks. I know Craig want to put all next gen stuff in one box, but for gods sake... who needs a 2 pseudo-analog controllers-* in a handheld ? and a DUAL SDHC slots ...
*-Only useable for psx emulation / n64 emu .. but only game that REQUIRES a REAL analog controller in PSX is ... Saru: Get You // Ape Escape. On N64 emu we dont need analog controll either.. toi be honest: why dont put there a touchpad for ScummVM interpreter <LOL>. We need to remember one thing. We need a HANDy handheld, not EEE mini clone.
How about home brew games that want to use analog controls? Well, now that world is opened wide up to places never possible before in a hand held. How about modifications to open sourced games like Quake and Doom? This sounds like a wonderful way to add strafe movements even without the added benefit of the keypad.
Then there is something I am truly looking forward to: easy web browser navigation. One nub can be a scroll wheel. The further you pull it down, the faster you scroll. Personally, I hate dragging my finger across a touch screen to do this. It's messy and you sometimes end up hitting links with your first press down on the display. The other nub can be used as an on screen mouse. Text is small on a high resolution 4.3" screen and it is hard to tap on links that are grouped close together. The buttons built into the nubs make for great right and left mouse buttons so you can have as much versatility as you are used to in a full PC.
I'm getting tired of the EEE comparisons. Ooh, it's clamshell with a display and a keyboard so it must be an EEE clone. Yeah, those are some pretty specific qualities that no one else has ever tried before....okay then. :rolleyes:
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