Adam Phillip Hirst

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CycloDS Evolution

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

10 pros

3 cons

Review date: September 30, 2009

Nintendo DSi

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

10 pros

5 cons

Review date: June 26, 2009

Game Boy Advance SP

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

3 pros

1 con

Review date: June 26, 2009

Sony Playstation Portable

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

13 pros

5 cons

Review date: June 26, 2009

Creative Zen

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

10 pros

8 cons

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful

Review date: June 26, 2009

Nintendo DS Lite

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

12 pros

10 cons

Review date: June 26, 2009

M3 DS Real

ProSCORE

negative

mixed

positive

9 pros

3 cons

have it

Review date: June 26, 2009

Adam Phillip Hirst updated CycloDS Evolution

September 30, 2009 at 7:12 am

Agreed: "One of the more expensive flash carts"

Adam Phillip Hirst updated 7 products

Updated CycloDS Evolution

June 26, 2009 at 3:17 pm

Agreed: "No spring-load for the MicroSD(HC), leading to minor difficulty removing it from the CycloDS"

Agreed: "Have to press cartridge off-center to eject"

Agreed: "One of the more expensive flash carts"

Agreed: "The best Nintendo DS flash cart on the market (disregarding price)"

Agreed: "Real Time Save and Real Time Load feature for DS games (Slot 1)"

Updated Nintendo DSi

June 26, 2009 at 3:17 pm

Agreed: "Two cameras - one facing you, and one facing out "

Agreed: "Adds a 0.3 megapixel camera "

Agreed: "Built-in audio decoding "

Agreed: "Built-in programs such as audio and camera tools "

Agreed: "Still plays the vast majority of the thousands of original Nintendo DS games "

Updated Game Boy Advance SP

June 26, 2009 at 3:16 pm

Agreed: "Backlit screen"

Agreed: "Long battery life"

New pro/con: Clamshell design

Disagreed: "Calmshell design"

Agreed: "No headphone port - must buy an adaptor"

Updated M3 DS Real

June 26, 2009 at 3:15 pm

Tapped as "have it"

Updated Sony Playstation Portable

June 26, 2009 at 3:15 pm

Agreed: "It's expensive"

Disagreed: "Buttons start to wear out after about a year"

Agreed: "No wireless keyboard for internet browsing available"

Agreed: "screen can be cracked on the inside"

Agreed: "T9 text input could be cumbersome"

Agreed: "The screen has a tendency to become scratched or smudged easily"

Agreed: "Running homebrew does not require hardware modification or ext ra hardware"

Agreed: "Excellent sound and graphics when compared to other handhelds"

Agreed: "Custom firmware available"

Disagreed: "Good value for money"

Agreed: "Excellent screen perfect for viewing videos "

Agreed: "Uses memory sticks which are compatible with most Sony products and other computers via an appropriate card reader."

Agreed: "Media player (Music and Video) functionality built in."

Agreed: "Connects to PS3 for remote play"

Agreed: "Large and active homebrew community"

Agreed: "Large selection of games in many styles"

Agreed: "Replaceable battery"

Agreed: "Easily upgradeable firmware over WiFi"

Agreed: "Able to connect to a computer through USB to play and view videos, music and photos in certain formats. "

Agreed: "Has a built in web browser which can connect from wireless hot spots. "

Updated Creative Zen

June 26, 2009 at 3:14 pm

Disagreed: "Incompatible with OSX"

Disagreed: "Slow interface"

Disagreed: "Interface isn't as nice as the Nano's"

Agreed: "White Screen Of Death (WSOD) on smaller capacity players (4GB & 8GB) "

Agreed: "Screen stays on forever unless the player is locked"

Agreed: "Weak amplifier output (40mW)"

Agreed: "SD slot doesn't integrate well with player"

Agreed: "Not able to read text files. No Lyrics support for Songs like iPod."

Agreed: "No TV Out."

Agreed: "Only Plays video encoded at 320x240 resolution."

Agreed: "Plastic screen scratches very easily"

Agreed: "First flash player available in 32GB"

Agreed: "Good battery life"

Agreed: "Fantastic format support, especially for video"

Agreed: "Actually has buttons instead of a scroll wheel."

Agreed: "Good value"

Agreed: "Supports SDHC rather than just SD cards"

Agreed: "Expandable SD slot is very useful"

Agreed: "Great audio quality"

Agreed: "Large and clear screen"

Agreed: "Thin and light"

Updated Nintendo DS Lite

June 26, 2009 at 3:13 pm

Agreed: "More expensive than the regular DS"

Disagreed: "Unimpressive sound quality "

Agreed: "Low-end graphics and small screen(s)"

Agreed: "Homebrew requires extra hardware "

Disagreed: "No media player functionality "

Agreed: "Game styles mainly limited to educational and teen "

Agreed: "Mediocre ergonomics for the gamepad"

Disagreed: "Cannot play Gameboy and Gameboy Color games"

Agreed: "Relatively inexpensive"

Agreed: "Large selection of games "

Agreed: "Touch screen allows for a new way of interactive with games"

Agreed: "Clamshell design protects the screen when closed"

Agreed: "Excellent selection of educational software "

Agreed: "Includes WiFi connectivity - can be used to surf the Web"

Agreed: "Can play homebrew applications"

Agreed: "Can play GameBoy Advance games"

Agreed: "Online play in many games"

Agreed: "Same price as the regular DS"

Agreed: "Incredible battery life"

Agreed: "Redesigned to be lighter, sleeker, and easier to use"

Agreed: "Last Gen Graphics"

Agreed: "Friend code system is cumbersome."

Agreed: "Gets scratched easily."

Agreed: "Purchase of extra cart required for web browsing "

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