Go for it.Sterl500 said:I actually just ordered one, so when it gets here, I might as well post a review on it.
Go for it.Sterl500 said:I actually just ordered one, so when it gets here, I might as well post a review on it.

I tried the clicky buttons for myself and detested them. My fingers slip off them and the button ends up retracting. I don't like that feeling at all. And i've never had an issue with the more mashy buttons becoming hard to press. I like that feedback in those. I don't want my buttons to feel like a mouse button.Pingouin7 said:granville said:I personally hated the SP for its feel. I detest clicky buttons and the sharp edges and how small it felt in my hands. I'll agree the backlight and rechargeable battery were wonderful improvements, but other than those, i preferred the original GBA in every way, and this fixes those issues.
Clicky buttons have an advantage.
On GBA and DS Lite, the buttons can loosen and you'll have to press hard on them to make them work (I have to do this with 3/4 of the buttons on my d-pad as well as the A button)
However, on GBASP and DS, you won't struggle trying to get the buttons to work.
I've had my GBASP for a longer time than my DS Lite, and the buttons work way better on the SP.

Same here. I hate clicky buttons. That is the biggest thing I hate about my DSi. I hate the buttons, I love my DS lites buttons much better.granville said:I tried the clicky buttons for myself and detested them. My fingers slip off them and the button ends up retracting. I don't like that feeling at all. And i've never had an issue with the more mashy buttons becoming hard to press. I like that feedback in those. I don't want my buttons to feel like a mouse button.Pingouin7 said:granville said:I personally hated the SP for its feel. I detest clicky buttons and the sharp edges and how small it felt in my hands. I'll agree the backlight and rechargeable battery were wonderful improvements, but other than those, i preferred the original GBA in every way, and this fixes those issues.
Clicky buttons have an advantage.
On GBA and DS Lite, the buttons can loosen and you'll have to press hard on them to make them work (I have to do this with 3/4 of the buttons on my d-pad as well as the A button)
However, on GBASP and DS, you won't struggle trying to get the buttons to work.
I've had my GBASP for a longer time than my DS Lite, and the buttons work way better on the SP.
It may have to do with my large hands and fingers. Often, clicky buttons are set within a sort of depression, which means i end up having to press harder to get the buttons to press at all. At any rate, my finger always twitches and ends up coming off the button, making it unclick and i lose the press. I far prefer the mashy buttons. One reason i chose a DS Lite over a normal Ds.

wyndcrosser said:I was ALL about buying this even had it on order on DX, however I realized it works like crap.. most games you want to work DO NOT!!!! Granted there are a lot that do, but not the ones we wish to work.....
I reccommend putting the money towards a PSP and getting a GPSP Emulator, and rolling with that. It works perfect, you lose that GBA feel, but the color, (longer battery), multi-use, and light make up for it. Please RTS works better on the PSP..
Wynd
I own one, and you are absolutely right! Shitty battery life, and a few of the games I do want to play still don't work on the PSP's so called "near perfect" GPSP Kai. Though that VBA port to the Wii plays the ones that do not work on the PSP. :/ I want a portable golden sun! (I have a DSi, and that means no slot two solutions. :/ ) I still have some hope for this, and mine is just about to ship.codezer0 said:![]()
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You're kidding, right? PSP's are/were infamous for their horrific battery life. Even (while it was still in print) Official PlayStation Magazine admitted the thing barely had enough to watch a UMD movie all the way through, on just medium brightness and the like at launch. Sure, firmware updates addressing power efficiency issues could resolve some of it, but not all of it.

Can't wait to read (and/or see it)Sterl500 said:I want a portable golden sun! (I have a DSi, and that means no slot two solutions. :/ )
Does the iPlayer work with Golden Sun? If it does, that could be a good alternative.
QUOTE(Sterl500 @ Mar 3 2010, 06:42 PM) Quick edit No. 2: It's here! Review comes a runnin!

Not very well sadly. Not much you can do with GS unless it's the original game played on DS/DS lite-QUOTE said:Does the iPlayer work with Golden Sun? If it does, that could be a good alternative.
Yea, that's the problem with GS. On the clone GBA, GS works notably better than the iPlayer, but on the world map you're still fucked.granville said:Not very well sadly. Not much you can do with GS unless it's the original game played on DS/DS lite-QUOTE said:Does the iPlayer work with Golden Sun? If it does, that could be a good alternative.
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According to the maker of the GBA emulator for PSP, GS is a terribly unoptimized mess and hard to get working fast.


was bought broken, im just waiting for a new case to come to hold a new replacement top screen there. broken hingecracker said:Nice GBA. What did you do to the top screen that rendered it useless?