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Efram the retarded rabbit
And hitting it with an xbox controller is a no no.
If they built it properly in the first place you wouldn't need to (as you've guessed my joystick blows as well).Enslaved posted on Jul 30 2004 at 04:49 PM said:Only thing wrong is the top right and left diagonals don't work good, but that is a common easy to fix problem (I didn't try to fix them tho )
Waiting for the UPS guy does suck. Expecially when Lik-sang doesnt ship your order because they ran out of 128 MB SMCs, They finally are going to ship out soon... probably Monday with a 64mb SMC and my BLU. Now I have store credit.
O yeah I ordered this like 2 weeks ago, so I have been waiting for awhile. And if they ship out Monday I wont get it untill next Friday
PinkSpider posted on Jul 30 2004 at 08:36 PM said:Its crap cause u cant get all the purple stuff off (I have it all around the edge only )
Only problem Ive had with mine is the crap screen (the purple stuff scratches off dead easily)
IM DRUNK :0mattmagoo posted on Jul 30 2004 at 10:00 PM said:PinkSpider posted on Jul 30 2004 at 08:36 PM said:Its crap cause u cant get all the purple stuff off (I have it all around the edge only )
Previous post:
Only problem Ive had with mine is the crap screen (the purple stuff scratches off dead easily)
The only "problem" that I have had is the plastic screen protector is real dodgy. If you so much as breathe on it the atoms from your breath will scratch the screen it is so bad. The fix is easy though, just replace the plastic screen protector with a glass one. Not only is it then scratch resistant but the color is clearer and not tinted yellow like the original one.NeoX posted on Jul 30 2004 at 02:08 PM said:Hi all!
After lurking on these boards for a few weeks, reading the n00b faq and all the other useful information, I decided to order a GP32 BLU unit. Now its just a matter of waiting till it gets here! (I live all the way in Holland).
Firstly, I would like to thank everyone for all the useful info on these boards, it made me buy the unit, so you have made a little more money for Gamepark The last handheld I bought was a Zodiac, and I didnt do a whole lot of research before I grabbed my wallet, which was a major letdown because games are almost non existent for that device. I think the open source nature of the GP32 will not make me regret the decision of buying one!
There is one thing that worries me though. I talked to an online contact of mine yesterday, and he was raving about the GP as well, but he concluded his story with a disturbing sentence: "Too bad the unit was built like sh*t, they fall apart real easily". Now I am always EXTREMELY careful with all of my electronics, and I would hate if the GP32 would already look and function real bad after a few weeks or months! I trust the guy, but I am hoping his unit was just built bad!
So tell me, if I treat it good (always keep it in a carrying case when I dont use it for example) will it still be damaged/fall apart easily? What experience do YOU have with your GP32? I dont expect Zodiac sturdyness (which is EXTREMELY good) but I WOULD like GBA sturdyness.
Thanks in advance for any replies and I hope I will be able to make a lot more posts here once I get my unit (every hour passing by seems like an eternity, Im glad I paid a little more for UPS shipping, so it should be here somewhere next week).
NeoX
That is somewhere between an absolute lie and simply being misinformed.extremegamer posted on Jul 30 2004 at 02:11 PM said:The Zodiac has had major problems with its sturdyness, especially its control stick falling apart. I have not heard of anybody having a GP32 that falls apart. I've had mine for over a year and its in great condition and I don't do anything special to keep it that way, it usually just sits on my printer at home.
ME TOOPinkSpider posted on Jul 30 2004 at 09:05 PM said:IM DRUNK :0
After lurking on these boards for a few weeks, reading the n00b faq and all the other useful information, I decided to order a GP32 BLU unit.
Sure you can! I just pulled the grey plastic around the screen off with a flat-bladed watchmaker's screwdriver, dipped the screen protector in some rubbing alcohol and gave it a damn good scrubbing! Kept me up most of the night, but it worked a treat, and that's the only thing I've ever done to my GP32 except playing itPinkSpider posted on Jul 30 2004 at 08:36 PM said:Its crap cause u cant get all the purple stuff off (I have it all around the edge only )