Swap Your Gp32?

[Hungry4War]

If your mate offered to swap his PSP or DS for your GP32, would you? :unsure:

 

[devlkore]

Since I don't have mine yet (GP32), no, but even if I did, no.

 

[mattmagoo]

yeah, prolly would if we are being honest

 

[Hwrd]

I would for a PSP, then buy a BLU...
(mine GP32 is old and nonlit)

I think the purposes for a GP32 is different than the purposes for an nGAGE, DS, PSP.

I more interesting question would be if you would switch your GP32 for a ZODIAC.

 

[Huxley]

Same as Hwrd there. But if I didn't have the option to sell then I'd rather keep my GP32. Ridge Racers looks fantastic but it won't keep me entertained for as long as the thousands of homebrew and emulated games on the GP32.

 

[mr twit]

If I hadn't just bought one, I would swap it for a DS. Then possibly buy a BLU sometime on.

 

[pAiN]

maybe a psp, but honestly, i don't think i could part with it. As for a Zod. after reading about it, i don't think emulation will ever be as good as it is on the GP32 because of the PALM OS that the emulator has to fight with to get speed.

 

[DaveC]

maybe a psp, but honestly, i don't think i could part with it. As for a Zod. after reading about it, i don't think emulation will ever be as good as it is on the GP32 because of the PALM OS that the emulator has to fight with to get speed.

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The speed is not an issue with the Zodiac, but the analog stick is. I had a Zodiac 2 and I hated that stick for emus, it was real sloppy.

 

[DaveC]

No I wouldn't swap any of those for the GP32. The GP32 is a pain to get in the US but the PSP and DS are (will be for PSP) in every store, much easier to get.

I would go the other way though. I would swap my DS for a BLU and then just buy another Ds, cause DSs are cheaper, easier to get.

 

[Steve-O]

Yes, I have 2

 

[Jarska333]

For whatever for? :huh: