ekianjo
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An article on PandoraLive summarizing some of the recent news from the Dragonbox booth at the Gamescom:
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about Pyra on Kotaku.
I'll keep them safe for you in the meantime, until you complete the work on the buttonswhere are the girls already? :rolleyes:
I think it was clearly mentioned in this way in the article, no worriesthat people still see this just as an rough, unoptimized and unofficial 3D sketch,
I guess ED was busy with the gamescom prep, maybe it's a good time to get in touch with him again about your alternative design ?And for continuing the work, it does not make much sense until ED releases the Pyra case data.
Some Pandora members here have access to 3D printers, maybe it's worth talking to them for prototypes then ?ED has enough stress at the moment, better not stress him with additional stuff right now. If he sees the renderings and wishes to use it somehow, no problem. May the official case designers use this sketch as inspiration or not. I can give the files if needed but so or so it needs an complete rework to really fit into the Pyra (it does not even fit 100% into the Pandora). ^^" And I don't even ahve a clue if it's really working in reality.
I like that show.'in the flesh'
I've got the parts now to do an SD mod to mine, so I can transfer my discs to SD and run them without using the drive, and also transfer them to my Pandora to see how it copes with them.Looking at that Reicast video, especially Shenmue (love it), makes me wonder what I should do with my Dreamcast. I rarely use it because I don't want to kill the drive, but if Pyra can play the games, and is portable as a bonus, I feel my Dreamcast is a bit of a waste. I won't get rid of it because I had wanted one since shortly after they came out, and only picked mine up in the last few years.
As I understand it not all games are good with the SD mod. There was someone who was working on a project to replace the drive. At the moment I can't recall the details, but I do remember that it was slightly expensive, I think more than 3 times what I paid for my Dreamcast. The benefit is that you wouldn't need the optical discs and drive after you pull the games off.I've got the parts now to do an SD mod to mine, so I can transfer my discs to SD and run them without using the drive, and also transfer them to my Pandora to see how it copes with them.Looking at that Reicast video, especially Shenmue (love it), makes me wonder what I should do with my Dreamcast. I rarely use it because I don't want to kill the drive, but if Pyra can play the games, and is portable as a bonus, I feel my Dreamcast is a bit of a waste. I won't get rid of it because I had wanted one since shortly after they came out, and only picked mine up in the last few years.
Yeah, except that emulation is usually not perfect and some games would have bugs, glitches, and so on. Emulation is convenient but does not replace the actual, original hardware.Yeah, the SD mod is slow, so games that try to stream a lot off that are likely to hit the buffer(s). Take the card out and put it in your Pyra and it should run those games much better, by the looks of it.
How about the wires?This makes the pandora a little bulkier but very comfortable, I would say more comfortable, to hold actually as the extra thickness helps grip better