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If the emulation quality is high and the screen has great motion handling, I'm interested. I like the size.
_dementia said:Shit Genny support really sucks. Oh well.
Cocopjojo said:All I want is a handheld that will let me play NES games with great emulation. Meaning no slowdown or audio issues. Someone tell me what to buy.
1-D_FTW said:Seems like a pretty major issue. Ouch. Between that and the double d-pad, I think I'll cross it off my list.
http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?s=&showtopic=47297&view=findpost&p=715701Chip said:So the moral of this story is that for many programs, the tearing issue won''t even be noticeable. For instances where it is noticeable, it can be corrected in software. In those cases where the software fix is used, there will be some performance loss, but not a lot. It sucks that this issue exists at all, but unless you''re really picky, it shouldn''t be a deal breaker.
http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?s=&showtopic=44817&view=findpost&p=708114craigix said:We have spoken to them and they don''t seem like the usual Chinese PMP clone fly-by-night sort of guys.
They want to promote the A320, it''s their only product like this, they want us to use the SDK and want to help with improving the system and opening things up.
This is the first time I''ve ever found a Chinese company who actually seem to understand what we want to use their system for.
We are going to do things like check their CE/FCC certificate and spend some time testing the system over the next week or so then make a decision. It''s looking good though.
Also, embrace open systems - they will only make things better overall, more users, more programs, more ports, more recognition - Don''t start niche console wars. Leave the open console wars for when we have a majority market share!
http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?s=&showtopic=44817&view=findpost&p=710502craigix said:We have agreed a deal with dingoo now and have ordered a larger batch - I''m going to open every unit and test it to get an idea of the QC on these.
I think we will have to follow a GP32/2X routine and test each one for a while, but I see good things for the future of this little machine.
We also have to make sure nothing in the firmware is copyrighted.
Lafazar said:If the GP2X community starts getting interested and actively developing for this little device, the quality of emulation will no doubt improve significantly. Will be interesting to see if they get SNES to fullspeed.
Auritribe said:Got mine today. I figure I'll add my impressions.
Physical build quality is excellent, one of the best handhelds I've used thus far. The buttons sort of feel like Altoids. This is not necessarily a bad thing. Yes, imagine pressing Altoids as buttons and you'll get a general idea for the feel. The buttons do not feel mushy at all either. Another plus.
Sound quality is pretty decent as well, better in comparison to a few audio players I've tried.
Emulators:
GBA: Best of the set so far, still has hiccups on certain games, such as Mario Golf. Metroid Zero Mission works great though.
Neo Geo: Runs at about 80% - 95% speed depending on the game.
CPS1/CPS2: Tolerable, but like the rest, could definitely use improvement.
NES: It runs great. Are you really surprised? Castlevania III hiccups though.
SNES/Genesis: Hahahahahahaha.
Nothing that hasn't already been said.
A few minor quirks I've noticed.
The Y button problem, yeah, it's in pretty much all the emulators. I've remapped to X and A in the meantime.
One that hasn't been posted though, and maybe it's just happening with me. Unless you unmount it using 'safely remove hardware' it will not fully unmount, leaving the device in a 'USB Mode' state until you hard reset the unit using the little reset hole. Pain in the ass. Even with the safe method above, it likes to hang at times. Definitely needs to be addressed.
Sorry for the formatting or run-ons. Quick and dirty post.
Quick Clarify: There are two methods I know of off the top of my head to unmounting USB devices. One is 'safely remove hardware' the other is to right click said drive and go to 'unmount / eject' or whatever. I usually use the method from my computer. This is what causes the device to hang.
Auritribe said:The device needs time to mature. The hardware is excellent, but the various quirks the device has make it unfit to be a gift for the non gadget enthusiast.
That said...the gba-gamegear method probably isnt a bad one.
Id love to see this device grow...most of the faults it has are software based and it will shine if it develops a good community.
Cocopjojo said:All I want is a handheld that will let me play NES games with great emulation. Meaning no slowdown or audio issues. Someone tell me what to buy.
1-D_FTW said:Seems like a pretty major issue. Ouch. Between that and the double d-pad, I think I'll cross it off my list.
krae_man said:
comedy bomb said:That's ridiculous. :lol
bloodforge said:The right buttons on the Wiz are separate buttons, they just have the shape of a d-pad.
There's no such thing as MPEG5, and never will be, typo for "4"?It also plays MP3, MPEG5, FLAC, WMV, AVI, and a few other audio / video formats
what kind of connection for the tv out?krae_man said:It has TV out too:
Kadey said:I wouldn't take anything Korean or Chinese made if someone paid me. Gaming hardware wise.
MercuryLS said:Ok so I bought one, supposedly playing around with the frameskips on the SNES emulator makes it very playable. Genesis still sucks but that's not a big deal for me.
Looking forward to messing around with it.
MercuryLS said:Eh, It looks pretty solid. BTW Samsung is Korean![]()
goldenticket said:what kind of connection for the tv out?
PSGames said:Hey man be sure to report back with some impressions.
All of your gaming hardware is manufactured in ChinaKadey said:I wouldn't take anything Korean or Chinese made if someone paid me. Gaming hardware wise.
Kadey said:I wouldn't take anything Korean or Chinese made if someone paid me. Gaming hardware wise.
krae_man said:Better go and look where all the systems you currently own are manufactured. Betcha some are made in China.
Kadey said:I'm not talking about manufactured. I'm talking about designed, created, etc from said countries. Because I know with the former, most of them are put together in China plants.
broken link$h@d0w said:GP2X Wiz vs Dingoo A320
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-33IdcH3Wb8a
I was considering a Wiz because of it's better specs and OLED screen but the boot time of the Dingoo vs the Wiz immediately sold me on a A320.
30 seconds+ to boot up and fire up a game can just fuck off.
$h@d0w said:
Cocopjojo said:All I want is a handheld that will let me play NES games with great emulation. Meaning no slowdown or audio issues. Someone tell me what to buy.
krae_man said:I have one. Duck Tales 2 wont work on it
It has TV out too:
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rdellw said:I'm pretty sure an original GBA + flashcard can emulate NES games perfectly, therefore, buy a micro + gba flachcard.
$h@d0w said: