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has anyone seen or tried this? is it as good as it sounds?

http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/retro-gaming/bd6f/
It's a Dingoo. Check the specs for yourself:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingoo_A320


You can check out the emulators available here:

http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi


Edit: I don't actually have one. I have a Wiz and I think it's pretty great.
Post edited December 14, 2011 by Darling_Jimmy
cool, thanks. i don't have time to play the games i download from gog, let alone the games i could play if i got one of these portable emulator playing doodads.

it seems like a nice idea though.
Ooooh - now this has tickled my retro receptors!!

Anyone out there got one? Got anything similar? I'm thinking that would be a nice little xmas pressie from me to me....;o)
Post edited December 14, 2011 by Robbeasy
Looks cool. If it works as well as a gameboy DS and if the d-pad isn't too small, then I'd buy it. I hate small d-pad's. I don't see the advantage of a small d-pad, and the d-pad on this thing looks too small. That would be a deal breaker.
As mentioned, I have a Wiz and it works quite well. It seems to be keeping its value better than the Dingoo as it almost has as much power as the newer Caanoo but, for whatever reason, developers are apparently still supporting the Wiz more than the Caanoo. The only complaint with the Wiz is a "diagonal tearing" effect in some emulators.

Or, you could just get an iPhone and iControlPad.
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Darling_Jimmy: As mentioned, I have a Wiz and it works quite well. It seems to be keeping its value better than the Dingoo as it almost has as much power as the newer Caanoo but, for whatever reason, developers are apparently still supporting the Wiz more than the Caanoo. The only complaint with the Wiz is a "diagonal tearing" effect in some emulators.

Or, you could just get an iPhone and iControlPad.
Or a cheaper Android phone. The Xperia Play has physical buttons for this sort of thing, but almost any Android device can run GBA, GBC, PSX, Atari and possibly even DOS and SCUMM games with the proper emulators, most of which are free on the Market.