My gender is robot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crystalpepsifan
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My gender is robot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crystalpepsifan
It was probably to block hackers from a loophole that was found.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thierry Henry
The PSP is a dead, deserted platform.
Yes I also know the sky is blue.
I play mine all the time. I did just get one though so that's probably why.Quote:
Originally Posted by azonicrider
I have to say it's better than any other portable I've ever played.
The fact that it's softmoded to run unsigned material is just one more reason I like it so much.
Being able to have so many gaming options at my fingertips is infinitely satisfying.
Having a jailbroken system is one of the best things you can do with any device. As long as you're not pirating games for the system and playing them for free, what's the harm?
I love me a bit of GBC gaming especially played on the original system. It's comfortable in my hands.
Looking into getting a screen mod done to it. Because no doubt that external lighting sucks. lol
http://i.imgur.com/UxD12Jq.jpg
Of course you are supposed to do that.:nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jackal
The Deus Ex creators play their own game 15 years later.
Lead Programmer and Assistant Director, Chris Norder, the writer, Sheldon Pacotti, and the Project Director and Producer Warren Spector get involved and tell you about their own various ways of playing the game and what they thought of certain elements at the time. They also take the time to laugh at some of the features that obviously have not aged all that well. If you’re a Deus Ex fan you have to watch it. It’s like a high school reunion, except that this is fun.
I think I had the exact same lamp for my GBA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thierry Henry
The GBA times were so funny. There was so many 3rd party devices to make the screen light up. Maybe thats how Nintendo finally got the message to put in backlights.
Those external lights were all garbage.
It's too bad we didn't have today's cheap, super-bright LEDs back then. I guess if we did all of those handhelds would have been backlit to begin with.
Given the choice, I would have preferred a weak frontlight like the GBA SP had. I'd think that would have been feasible a bit earlier.
The GB Light was backlit back in early '98. It took them another 5 years to again put some form of lighting in their handhelds.
They sure took their sweet time about it. :p
There was also a frontlit model of the Game.com.
I have that particular model- Game.com Pocket Pro. The motion blur that plaques these systems is a little better on the Pocket Pro.Quote:
Originally Posted by j_factor
And that screen being lit makes a difference. Not a whole lot, though.
Naw I think it had to do with rechargeable batteries. Backlights suck so much juice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Obviously
The first Nintendo handheld to have a backlight, was also the first to be rechargeable.
This doesn't explain the Gameboy light, but not everything in this world makes sense.