This is a remake of my video from 2 years ago reviewing the Game Boy Printer, now with more definition and less focus on the Game Boy Camera. Anyway, this probably isn’t as impressive this day in age, but in the mid-1990′s, it sure as hell was.
(5/22/10: Updated with slightly lower quality version of video, that should fix the load time issue.)
It’s official – there is nothing that these companies will let go un-ripped off. Imagine what the ripoff will look like when the Nintendo 3DS comes out.
This game is a great example of something that CAN be done, but doesn’t necessarily mean it SHOULD be. Kindly donated by Youtube user “nochaobrotha”.
(Seems the audio is out of sync. Oh well, I guess using a new editing program like Adobe Premiere is all a learning process, isn’t it? It should be fixed by the time it gets put on Youtube.)
From the terrible English in the instructions, you’d think this thing is a fake, however the box has credit to Namco on it. Maybe Namco should just choose better people to make their merchandise…
It’s the year 2010, and by now, used Game Boy Advances have dropped down to dirt cheap prices, as well as the games for them. Has that stopped companies from still releasing this LCD crap? Absolutely not!
Of course it looks like a GBA SP, but do you think it plays GBA games? Nope, it’s another handheld NES-on-a-chip, but it’s got its own proprietary cartridge format.
To be fair, the first video about the PXP-2000 could have been more in-depth, so this video should remedy that. I get more into the capability of the game portion of the device.
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Yes, this thing seriously exists. Not long after its release, the Sony PSP Go has already been copied and turned into a cliche NES emulator/radio/e-book reader/whatever. Here to help me with this video also is guest star Gamer-X. He has a Youtube channel under AWR316, where he reviews a lot of current video games.