Pocket emulators for games of yore
There are emulators for both 8-bit and 16-bit platforms for some time now, but most of them run on more powerful devices such as computers and high-end cellphones. The OneStation Portable crams in all those emulated games into a GBA-sized cartridge that slots wonderfully into a GBA Micro-cloned design. You’ll be able to enjoy classics of yore with a 320 x 240 resolution color LCD display at extremely dirt cheap prices - retailing between $30 to $40. Even the game carts are so affordable, selling for just $5 or $6 a pop. Unfortunately, the game… Continue Reading»
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The downloadable demo features game play tutorials and a single level introduction to the game’s “Flickit” controls where players use analog sticks to pull of combos in lieu of button mashing. The demo also allows for video captures of skate session which can be shared online at www.skate.ea.com for other players to view, rate and comment on.Skate is EA’s attempt… 
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Can you imagine what kind of boring life you’d grow up to have if what you played with as a Japanese kid was a virtual commuter train simulator? All you do is go from one commuter stop to the next, picking up other sad sack salarymen, all the while enjoying the sights that is Japan’s urban jungle. Makes me want to off myself just thinking about it.
