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  1. Re:The Article for the Article by The_Real_Quaid · · Score: 1 · on The Public's First Look at Wii

    I'm not an expert, but the awkwardness you speak of might be due to the individual trying to plug a dualshock into their X-Box.

    Dualshock -> Xbox adapter.

    /the more you know...

  2. Re:dual fisted! by catprog · · Score: 1 · on GoldenEye:Source

    Right here http://www.jandaman.com/thestore/prods/n64adaptoid .html

  3. Re:AMSTERDAM VALLON'S N0-SPIN REVIEW OF SONY PSP by sqrt(2) · · Score: 2, Interesting · on PSP Reception Lukewarm in US?

    I felt the same way. But the DS really doesn't have any games going for it right now either. The only way I could justify it was by reasoning that Advanced Wars DS will be out for it soon. That game alone was enough to get me to buy a DS.

    But until then I'll keep enjoying my DS with this and this.

  4. Re:Hum! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Informative · on GBA Game Development Competition

    I got mine from www.jandaman.com They have several different sizes and brands to choose from

  5. Re:Memory Copyright Infringements Next? by sqrt(2) · · Score: 1 · on Copyright Bill could Stifle Innovation

    Would that make emulators illegal then?

    Emulators will never be illegal, maybe the ROMs/ISOs but, not the emulators. It's only illegal to download/obtain a copy of a game you don't own or never owned.

    ...While there isn't any emulator out there today that can really do decent psx emulation...

    PS1 emulation is right about where N64 emulation is, we have decent, playable emulation for both platforms right now, and it's always improving.ePSXe emulates the PSX almost perfectly for most games, with a decent video plugin. I recently finished FF7 on the emulator (I have the discs but no PS/PS2), and with my GCN to USB adapter it was was a nearly spot on reproduction of my experience playing it on the PS1.

  6. Re:Don't Forget by sqrt(2) · · Score: 1 · on UK High Court Rules Modchips Illegal

    Flash carts are great, I own a 256Mbit one myself. If you do plan on buying one, I would recommend Jandaman's. That's where I bought mine. And I would suggest getting a 256 or bigger, some games wont fit on a 128Mbit card.

    After you have your cart, check out these two projects. An NES emulator on the GBA, and an SNES emulator on the GBA.

    Also PogoShell is great, it let's you store text and pictures that can be viewed on your GBA, as well as organize your ROMs and game saves.

  7. Analog sticks on your PC by tepples · · Score: 1 · on Computer Gaming PCs Try To Stack Up To Consoles

    Splinter Cell is something that I wouldn't want to play on PC because it works perfectly with the XBox controller. It's a stealth game, so the analog sticks are the best way to do that.

    And is there a specific reason why you can't plug quality analog sticks into your PC?

    The big problem with console games is that users can't mod them.

  8. Re:Disk Space? by lotsofno · · Score: 4, Informative · on Overclocking your Gameboy Advance
    This is all well and good, but how would you get the games TO the GBA?
    Use a flash cart (questionably legal). For more information on how to write GB/GBA/GBC/NES/SNES games to a cart and play them on your GBA, try Gameboy Advance.

    Lik-Sang sells carts and cart writers, but I've always used Jandaman's reliable service.
  9. GBA Devkit by Shadwell · · Score: 1 · on Nintendo Patents Handheld Emulation, Cracks Down

    Here.

  10. Re:Have you guys tried playing with that controlle by BigDork1001 · · Score: 1 · on Nintendo Profits Up Amid GameCube Worries
    You mean like this extension cable. The sell them at many online sites.