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I love my VBs.
They're only black and red, but they're great. It's in 3D folks. WAY ahead of its time.
Someone ported a VB emulator to Xbox and you can play the games in 3D with some of those Red&Blue 3D glasses.
It's a tad slow, but it's sweet cause you don't need 6AA batteries, minimal chances of headaches (although I never got any), and you can save states. Hopefully they'll optimize it in the next release.
[quote author=Triforcemario link=topic=25849.msg145455#msg145455 date=1157543030]
To put it simply, the Virtual Boy was crap. Of course, its probably better than a PSP, though.
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I enjoy it more than my PSP.
They're only black and red, but they're great. It's in 3D folks. WAY ahead of its time.
Someone ported a VB emulator to Xbox and you can play the games in 3D with some of those Red&Blue 3D glasses.
It's a tad slow, but it's sweet cause you don't need 6AA batteries, minimal chances of headaches (although I never got any), and you can save states. Hopefully they'll optimize it in the next release.
[quote author=Triforcemario link=topic=25849.msg145455#msg145455 date=1157543030]
To put it simply, the Virtual Boy was crap. Of course, its probably better than a PSP, though.
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I enjoy it more than my PSP.
[quote author=aoikazemaru link=topic=25849.msg145584#msg145584 date=1157685114]
only a nintendo boy would say that... i would say that, too
[/quote]I have actually played a PSP before, and I didn't like it. It felt unconfortable and the games felt like I had played them before.
only a nintendo boy would say that... i would say that, too
[/quote]I have actually played a PSP before, and I didn't like it. It felt unconfortable and the games felt like I had played them before.
[quote author=Triforcemario link=topic=25849.msg145600#msg145600 date=1157714736]
I have actually played a PSP before, and I didn't like it. It felt unconfortable and the games felt like I had played them before.
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I own a PSP and I always feel like I'm going to break it when I touch it. I can't enjoy it when I feel like I'll lose $300 by touching it.
I have actually played a PSP before, and I didn't like it. It felt unconfortable and the games felt like I had played them before.
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I own a PSP and I always feel like I'm going to break it when I touch it. I can't enjoy it when I feel like I'll lose $300 by touching it.
[quote author=thaddius link=topic=25849.msg145656#msg145656 date=1157773466]
I own a PSP and I always feel like I'm going to break it when I touch it. I can't enjoy it when I feel like I'll lose $300 by touching it.
[/quote]Lmao, too true. I once heard of someone on another forum that once put his PSP in his pocket while going in an elevator, and when he took he out again (once he left the elevator), the screen had cracked.
No wonder Sony are still selling high numbers of the PSP, so mnay people are buying new ones after their old ones broke.
I own a PSP and I always feel like I'm going to break it when I touch it. I can't enjoy it when I feel like I'll lose $300 by touching it.
[/quote]Lmao, too true. I once heard of someone on another forum that once put his PSP in his pocket while going in an elevator, and when he took he out again (once he left the elevator), the screen had cracked.
No wonder Sony are still selling high numbers of the PSP, so mnay people are buying new ones after their old ones broke.
[quote author=sumitz link=topic=25849.msg146039#msg146039 date=1158214814]
I have a PS1 from 4 years The new one but nothing's happend too mine even my PS2 i have it for 2
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First generation PS1's and PS2's were breaking down easily. Very easily. A first-gen PSX needed to be fluipped upsidedown to run properly after a while, while the first-gen PS2 would lose DVD compatibility over time and then PS2 game compatibility. I owned a first-gen PSX and my good friend has what he refers to as his 'Jesus PS2' cause it's so old, which doesn't work at all anymore.
You'll remmeber that the first PSP would launch the UMD disc if twisted. Not the UMD, but the disc inside. Thankfully this one was only released in Japan.
I have a PS1 from 4 years The new one but nothing's happend too mine even my PS2 i have it for 2
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First generation PS1's and PS2's were breaking down easily. Very easily. A first-gen PSX needed to be fluipped upsidedown to run properly after a while, while the first-gen PS2 would lose DVD compatibility over time and then PS2 game compatibility. I owned a first-gen PSX and my good friend has what he refers to as his 'Jesus PS2' cause it's so old, which doesn't work at all anymore.
You'll remmeber that the first PSP would launch the UMD disc if twisted. Not the UMD, but the disc inside. Thankfully this one was only released in Japan.
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