GBAtemp's NPlayer Review

[shado blackstar]

I glanced over the compatibility section of the review, but there's one question that seems to be answered...

Does it play Quake? Howabout Quake 2?

 

[Slowking]

The NPlayer is a cart that has slipped under most people's radars.

It didn't slip under my radar, I just chose to ignore it and I'm pretty sure that's the case with most of the people here.

 

[lurbi]

Since my Initial review Science ......the kernel has undergone 4 updates to date 1 happened at the same time of my review (which I documented in the review as 3.02 and the other 3 afterwards (now current kernel version is 3.05)

yes ... sure I read the review.
What features were added in those 4 updates?

Compare that the the also silver award EZ-Flash coming from one of the most notable teams, getting very often updates over a long period of time (search for resetsp.bin on gbatemp) and getting many feature updates.
Eg latest beta firmware has realtime save and guide added- on top of the other features like GBA multirom support and GBA cheats.

so all in all it is a good idea and well deserved that you downgraded the rating to bronze.

Because it seems to be a working cart, also a very, very, very basic one.

PS: "If you can find one for cheap, I would recommend picking it up."
Acekard 2.1 is really cheap, offers more features (also no "premium features"), a much, much,much better GUI, and a custom firmware named AKAIO and YSMENU.

I would recommend AK2 over this anytime, and the price on some chinese reseller is under 12 dollars including world wide shipping.
I see no reason recommending nplayer over AK2, as there seems to be NO area where it is superior (including price erea)