PSP vs Gizmondo

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I was wanting to know if any of yall new anything about the Gizmondo.com from wat iv read its sappost beat out the psp in every catory i was just want to know if any of yall know the cost? it only sell in uk now do any of yall have any comments about this?
 
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I would only get the gidmondo over the psp if you want to eumlate old games you have. otherwise the psp is like 1billion times better simply because of games support.
 
Gizmondo is somewhere around $400, and absolutely horrible. Here's another review if you want:
http://mobileplaya.com/27

If emulating old console games is what you're after, just get a gba and a flash cartridge. Considerably cheaper.
 
No, not really. The link to the 28 games is a moot point since the gizmodo can run almost all of the emulators on the market. Meaning instead of maybe 200 games the psp could have in its life cycle. you could own a gizmodo and have over 5000 easy. Between arcade, nes, GB, GBA, genesis, Turbo, etc...

It just depends on your focus. I am considering both because I believe you can actually enjoy a game that doesn't have procedural textures and bump mapping just as much as one that only has sprites and vice versa.

The old GamePark32 is another option as well.
 
ewww... maybe they can give it away at mcdonalds like those cheap ass toys...


and, for those who didnt notice, a game for all the ladies called "sticky balls" ... if any of you fine chicks out there are thinking about buying sticky balls, ill fix you up for half the price...
 
[quote name='rabidmonkeys']No, not really. The link to the 28 games is a moot point since the gizmodo can run almost all of the emulators on the market. Meaning instead of maybe 200 games the psp could have in its life cycle. you could own a gizmodo and have over 5000 easy. Between arcade, nes, GB, GBA, genesis, Turbo, etc...

It just depends on your focus. I am considering both because I believe you can actually enjoy a game that doesn't have procedural textures and bump mapping just as much as one that only has sprites and vice versa.

The old GamePark32 is another option as well.[/QUOTE]

quality > quantity

fact
 
[quote name='theq87']Please cease your heartless attack on English. Thank you.[/QUOTE]


Relax, man. English is not everyone's primary language.
 
[quote name='exceed19']ewww... maybe they can give it away at mcdonalds like those cheap ass toys...


and, for those who didnt notice, a game for all the ladies called "sticky balls" ... if any of you fine chicks out there are thinking about buying sticky balls, ill fix you up for half the price...[/QUOTE]

*laughs* Comedy gold ;)
 
[quote name='rabidmonkeys']Your right. There are far more QUALITY GAMES ON A NES EMULATOR vs. The quantity of PSP titles...[/QUOTE]

i disagree

i don't own either.. .and i'm not a fanboy

but the title lineup for PSP destroys the jizz-lobb-o

sorry
 
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