Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
Re: Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
Just get yourself a GP2X system! You can have 1000's of games on one memory card. It probably will be more cost effective and portable than any other solution. It can play the these systems perfectly:
NES
SNES
Genesis
Master System
GB, GBA
MAME
CPS2
NES
SNES
Genesis
Master System
GB, GBA
MAME
CPS2
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Re: Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
Cool, didn't know about that one. Looks a lot more solid than the Dingoo.
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Re: Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
Ok, so how exactly does this thing work? I just looked up the GP2X on ebay and I'm clueless and they're a little pricey.
It doesn't come with the games right? Sorry, I'm still learning with these types of things.
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I picked up a Retro Mini system from Game Trader over the summer. It's a nifty system that plays NES games. It's the one that Irate N00b reviewed awhile ago. It's pretty neat, aside from the screen being small, confusion between start and select buttons, and the placement of the restart button. It's a nice package to own for NES fans.
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I have a FC Mobile II and a FC 16 Go. I love them both.
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Re: Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
Basically it's a portable emulator. You need to download the emulators and roms for it. There should be a forum dedicated to it somewhere that can help you out.Evildeadmanwalking77 wrote:Ok, so how exactly does this thing work? I just looked up the GP2X on ebay and I'm clueless and they're a little pricey.It doesn't come with the games right? Sorry, I'm still learning with these types of things.
Personally I think it's cooler to play the real cartridges even if the clones are just emulators themselves.
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The FC Mobile II screen of 2.5 inches seems kind of rough. Plus - do the carts shake around and lose connection?corn619 wrote:I have a FC Mobile II and a FC 16 Go. I love them both.
Re: Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
If you have a problem with loose carts in your portable systems, you can use velcro to make the slot a bit tighter. I did that for two of my portables and it solved the problem perfectly.retrosportsgamer wrote:The FC Mobile II screen of 2.5 inches seems kind of rough. Plus - do the carts shake around and lose connection?corn619 wrote:I have a FC Mobile II and a FC 16 Go. I love them both.
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Re: Portable Gaming Systems for old console games?
Thought I'd update the thread a bit and mention Hyperkin's Supaboy (which looks freaking awesome). Classic Game Room got some great footage of it in action a couple months ago. Word is this thing is supposed to come out sometime this month


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in the footage they were playing SFA2.xan_racketBOY_fan wrote:Thought I'd update the thread a bit and mention Hyperkin's Supaboy (which looks freaking awesome). Classic Game Room got some great footage of it in action a couple months ago. Word is this thing is supposed to come out sometime this month![]()
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