Anyone ever seen one of these?

[rpepper9]

Anyone ever used one of these? Looks interesting, but a bit too large to hold on to. Link (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=41034&item=8163093205&rd=1)

[Jibbajaba]

I've seen em. They arent too big to hold, but certainly not practical as a portable gaming device. Pain in the ass to take anywhere, and why use it around the house when you can just play the games on your NES?

Chris

[jonjandran]

Wonder how that looks on a DS ?

[SoulBlazer]

Wait a second, the picture on the box says Famicom games, but that's a Nintendo game in there? :hmm:

What gives? Can it play both?

Sounds like a interesting item, at least.

[rbudrick]

Well it uses a 72 pin adapter, per the asterisk. However, the pic is deceiving as far as I can tell. That's pretty shitty! Unless someone can point out otherwise...

This thing is really just a famiclone that uses the screen and electricity of the GBASP.

-Rob

[jonjandran]

The last pic shows the Nes Cart with the 72 pin adapter.

How is that deceiving or "shitty" ?

[godsey1]

From the description in the auction:
GAMEBOY ADVANCE SP NINTENDO NES FAMICOM SYSTEM TIME MACHINE

Now be able to play original Nintendo NES* and Famicom games on your Gameboy Advance SP anywhere, anytime with the GBA SP Time Machine! Just hook up your GBA SP to the Time Machine, plug in the NES or Famicom game and power on the GBA SP to play! Simple as that!

You can also use the included AV cables to plug the Time Machine into the TV and turn it into an NES or FAMICOM system with the GBA SP as your controller!

•Play original NES or Famicom games on your GBA SP using the Time Machine!

So it will play both :D

[sirgeoph]

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