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Whoa, second one for the Dingoo. This gets more and more interesting
Absolutely. Btw, AFAIK you already own a Dingoo!? What are your experiences with the CPC emulators on this system? Are they fast / compatible enough?
Wow, this made me look at Dingoo again. I wonder if it’s worth the $80, especially since I already own a GP2X…
pituka worked so far with the games I tested. No heavy testing so far, only Chuckie Egg, etc. 😉
@Gryzor: The Dingoo is very cool especially regarding it’s price point. However if you already own a GP2X the Dingoo has probably not much to offer that you can’t already do on your GP2X.
Well, I already thought about buying a Dingoo, too, but then I haven’t because I already own a GP32 and a GP2x (First Edition) and they are already perfect emulation machines. Anyway, if I wouldn’t already own such a machine, I would give it a try because it is rather cheap for a homebrew handheld.