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how can you guys put up with the ghosting on those shitty backlit SP screens
micro or bust, fuck that low response time noise
micro or bust, fuck that low response time noise
Is Mega Man Zero Collection Any Good?
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I love the Micro but you're crazy, the GBA SP Ver. 2 has a great screen, no ghosting, no noise, no problems with response time.
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I think he's got it crossed with the GBA SP ver. 1 screen.
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AGS-101 colours are too over-saturated.
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I disagree. There's also 2 settings to the screen but I'm sure you're already aware. I like how the Micro has 4 settings on the screen.
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The GBA SP Ver 2 screen has to be the best GBA screen. Much better than the micro in my opinion, I've never had a problem with ghosting, lag etc. Colours are always nice and vibrant. The only way to play GBA with such a good screen is using a DS lite. The original GBA has to be the most comfortable though...shame they changed the design for the SP and never did a back-lit OG GBA.
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DS Lite has such a beautiful screen. I still like the resolution better of the GBA screen.
This is gonna sound crazy but I like the original DS for playing my game & watch collection games, I swear they look so legit and the sound on that system is ridiculous!
I guess every model has it's pros and cons.
I also have a DSI XL, couldn't tell you enough good things about it, specially the screen and controls.
This is gonna sound crazy but I like the original DS for playing my game & watch collection games, I swear they look so legit and the sound on that system is ridiculous!
I guess every model has it's pros and cons.
I also have a DSI XL, couldn't tell you enough good things about it, specially the screen and controls.
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Out of the DS's range, the Lite has the best screen/resolution combo for me. Although I did love the bigger screens of the XLs they made most DS games look very pixelated...I just couldn't live with it. Like you say though, they have their pros and cons, and their fans and haters.
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I still need to do this with my White (JPN) SP but I'm super paranoid about messing the up the rubber feet on the top screen.
Compared to a Micro it always looks that way to me too but I love both my SP and Mirco.
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Understandable. You can see I accidentally took a small chunk out of the lefthand one of mine, because I tried to pry it out before I fully loosened it. Honestly, it's easy to avoid doing if you're just patient. Just get an Exacto blade and go slowly, you'll be just fine. The bigger headache is easily the damn ribbon cable, once you've got he shell off. Easy to remove, agitating to plug in.
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I want that so bad, you have no idea.
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Agree with the whole DS vs GBA for playing these games. It just feels so much easier to play on the GBA SP. It might be because the DS is heavier than the GBA which makes you tired a lot faster or the fact that its bulkier. And that moded NES GBA is so sexy.
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I finally got the chance to play the DS version of MMZ1 and it turnrd out to be censored. I stand corrected.