Couldn't take it anymore!..Sold my tapwave zodiac for....

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The links screwed...

I hope you have more fun than tonk did! I think he's buying a panty vending machine to obsess over now.
 
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To each his own, He really enjoys the DS.....I didn't. Played a couple of games and really wasn't excited for it.



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You should really try Touch! Made in Wario. It's the only game I have and the only reason I have a ds! It's super fun and adictive.
 
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Congrats man!

I hope you get a good one :)

It wasn't my kind of system....

Did you see the screens for the Castlevania DS?

IMO the DS has a very BRIGHT future, and the PSP is not going to sell well in America...

Most of the PS2 owners I know could give a shit less about a portable.

Nintendo is going to win this war by a huge margin, but props to $ony for trying :)
 
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Piccolo_DBz said:
A Sony PSP

I looked at the auction for an awhile and just gave in.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=8157178551&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT

Also bought Ridge Racers....Damn my Patience!

It better get here quick :eye:
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Not a bad idea at all to sell your Tapwave, but to sell it for a PSP is absolutely ludicrous...

The Zodiac is the one of the most unstable, glitchy son-of-a-bitches I've ever owned. I sold mine after I got tired of the analog controller doing whatever the fuck it felt like doing. I'd try to turn my car in Stuntcar Extreme left and it would go right, trying to navigate the menu's for any program is near impossible with a controller that has a mind of it's own. Didn't matter how many times you would calibrate the thing, the controller was just screwed up...And you sold yours to buy yet another system that has just as many glitches with it? You should have just waited a couple months and got the US PSP with a warranty and at half the price. Hopefully the bugs will be worked out for the US launch.
 
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Snooptalian said:
Not a bad idea at all to sell your Tapwave, but to sell it for a PSP is absolutely ludicrous...

The Zodiac is the one of the most unstable, glitchy son-of-a-bitches I've ever owned. I sold mine after I got tired of the analog controller doing whatever the fuck it felt like doing. I'd try to turn my car in Stuntcar Extreme left and it would go right, trying to navigate the menu's for any program is near impossible with a controller that has a mind of it's own. Didn't matter how many times you would calibrate the thing, the controller was just screwed up...And you sold yours to buy yet another system that has just as many glitches with it? You should have just waited a couple months and got the US PSP with a warranty and at half the price. Hopefully the bugs will be worked out for the US launch.
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I hope the PSP never launches in the U.S.

Its such a fragile POS... I was scared to bring it out of the house.

Luckily I sold it and broke even.

Now the prices on this unit are dropping like mad, and its senseless to own a JPN unit with so many problems...Especially when it can't be returned.

Here's hoping you didn't get a DOA machine like BREACH 444...

Or get any dead pixels like I did.
 
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TonK said:
IMO the DS has a very BRIGHT future, and the PSP is not going to sell well in America...

Most of the PS2 owners I know could give a shit less about a portable.

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Actually, that right there could very well be true, which is one of the main reasons I decided to go ahead and pick up a Japanese system. I also expect that the PSP will receive much stronger support in Japan, and with no worries about a possible region lock-out on U.S. systems, I plan to focus almost exclusively on imports, of which there should be far more available games.
 
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