Portable Game & Media Player Released

**ish420ism** · July 14th, 2007, 00:49

I saw this a few months back on pvp4u.com. People check out the site, it's not mine but they come out with cool portable stuff all the time. Especially you Euro's, check it out. most of the stuff there will never make it to the States. Too bad though, they have stuff there that I would gladly trade my psp for, Maybe

once again, it's pvp4u.com :thumbup:

**voorheesda** · July 14th, 2007, 01:51

Looks cool....but the PSP can do all that ;D So ill stick to my beloved PSP!

**shedeus** · July 14th, 2007, 02:10

ouch... look at that god awful dpad. who on earth could pull off hadouken with that and with 3 buttons!!

**mavsman4457** · July 14th, 2007, 02:12

I was putting some thought into getting this or recommending it for one of my brothers but that three button layout is just insane. I don't know what would drive a company to do a three buttons layout. A six button layout would be the best because then that could cover genesis emulation perfectly but three is just insane. I really hope the new PSP can be exploited so we can get homebrew on it because it has some major perks that appeal to me over my current PSP namely a 100% functional analog stick that has never had problems, AV out, thinness, better battery life, and newness. Did I miss anything? The only thing that this machine has over the PSP is AVI playback. It's gotta be implemented into the custom firmware sooner or later for the PSP.

**R4mbo** · July 14th, 2007, 10:42

Yeah, very nice it supports SNES and NES Emulation, but, For SNES I am missing a 4th Button on the right, and the Start and Select Button in the middle, so technically great, but design is crap ;/

**Eyedunno** · July 14th, 2007, 18:23

Oh, how I wish GamePark hadn't gone under. I still desparately want an XGP Mini.

This looked cool for about 5 seconds, then I looked at the three buttons, all one on top of the other, and then I noticed the d-pad that seems designed to make you press down when you meant to press right.

[derail]What is it with controllers anyway? I would estimate that 95% of PC controllers now are either total crap or ripoffs of PlayStation controllers, which makes them almost worthless for 2D fighters. I bought Nuby's official Street Fighter PlayStation controller, and even that sucks. The button layout is okay, but the d-pad is so loose that it's worthless for SFA super combos. 75% of the time when I try to pull off, say, a double fireball, I jump instead. Grr.

The one good PC pad I ever owned was InterAct's ProPad 6, which went out of order after about 5 years of faithful service. Maybe I'll buy another on eBay...[/derail]