Video Games

List Price: ?7.99
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Amazon Price: ?2.99
Used Price: ?2.39
Customer Review: worthy investment
cartridges can erode with time,i urge you to buy a pack of these to preserve your cartridges,they come in a pack of 6 and in a range of different colours.they will also accept ds cartridges in the middle but id recomend you just use the case your ds games come in.they only accept either 1 ds game or 1 gba game not both,they have a feature where they click together but its realy crappy and they break away too easily,but the most impressive part of these cartridges is all the colours even the dark ones you can clearly see what game is inside.i realy recomend these cartridges they are a worthy investment,just think how much your gba games cost and how much these cases which will protect them from dirt and dust cost.
Customer Review: Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated?
Whilst I cannot deny that these cases are invaluable for keeping cartridges clean, I do feel rather cheated as the original Gameboy games came with their own cases FOR FREE! Reasonable design, selection of colours and useful for keeping dust off cartridges - just shame they weren’t free.
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Nintendo DS Lite WiFi Gaming Dongle Play Nintendo DS WiFi Gaming Dongle Nintendo DS - Nintendo DS Lite Gaming Dongle using WiFi Use your Nintendo DS - Nintendo DS Lite and play wirelessly over the internet. Nintendo DS - Nintendo DS Lite WiFi Gaming Dongle Have an internet connection at home that is’nt wireless? Then this is for you, The Stella-comm wireless Dongle creates a wireless access point for you to surf or play games from your Sony PSP or Nintendo DS!! Product features : WiFi LINK - USB WiFi Wireless Internet Connection Compatible with both Sony PSP and Nintendo DS Lite for the online gaming Experience!! Connect your Sony PSP or Nintendo DS Lite to the internet, play online games, organize your files and surf the net from almost anywhere in the house easily, cheaply and wirelessly! Online gaming through any internet-enabled PC No cables needed, with a true wireless connection Unique design and compact size Five times faster than a standard WiFi connection Ability to connect multiple consoles If you have other WiFi-enabled devices capable of using the internet, such as laptops or PDAs, you can take them online with WiFi LINK too!! Supplied with a software CD including the user manual How it works….. Just plug the WiFi LINK adapter into your internet-enabled PC to create a Wireless Access Point. Then a wireless internet connection has been done, go ahead for online-enabled multiplayer games with Sony PSP/NDS Lite gamers from all over the world. Specifications : Wireless LAN 11g USB adapter IEEE 802.11g USB 1.1 / 2.0 2.4GHz ~ 2.4835GHz IEEE 802.11g: 6,9,12,18,24,36,48,54 Mbps 5v DV System requirements : PC compatible computer CPU speed of 200 Mhz or above Memory : 64MB or above (128MB recommended) Microsoft windows 98se/ME/2000/XP Package Contents : 1 x Wireless adaptor 1 x User guide 1 x Software disc
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List Price: ?19.99
Used Price: ?16.75
Customer Review: Chu Chu Rocket review
I don't own the double pack, but I know that Sonic Advance is very good- I just want to recommend Chu Chu Rocket as it's very fun and is now getting a second chance to get some attention on GBA! The game has 3 main modes- a competetive 1-4 player game, a single player challenge mode, and a single player puzzle game. They are all simple- the 1st one has you against the other 3 players (human or cpu) or you can play in teams. There are some rockets and some hatches around the area, mice (chu chu's) are constantly coming out of them, and you have to direct them to your rocket by placing arrows on the floor. You can only place 3 arrows at a time, so strategic placing is helpful. To make it more fun there are cats roaming the area too (kapu kapu's) and they will not only eat any mice in their path, but if they get to your rocket they will eat 1/3 of your mice. So this is a frantic game of getting mice while blocking cats, and trying to get cats to your opponents. To add a little variety, some mice make special events happen like loads of mice come out at once, or cats, or speed up etc. It's all very simple and easy to pick up, but very competetive! Something that will often be in your GBA for a quick multiplayer if you can get people together- only 1 GBA game required too! Challenge mode has you completing an objective such as guiding a specific number of mice to the goal, or feeding the cats the mice in the time limit- it's a nice change of pace and very challenging. Puzzle mode is the bulk of the single player game- there are over 2000 puzzles to complete! You simply have a selection of direction tiles and have to place them in the correct places on the board to get the mice to the rockets, again some are easy and some are hard. You are unlikely to see the end of this mode for a long time- I'm nowhere near. Unlike the rest of the game, there is no time etc to worry about, you just put the tiles down as you think you need them and see what happens. If this isn't enough, you can design characters to replace the cats and mice, as well as make your own levels! The game is very big, but it's also not wildly varied. You will always be able to go back for quick mulitplayer games or to do a few more puzzles, but it won't be constantly in your GBA after you've done the first couple hundred puzzles! The Sonic + CCR double pack seems like a good idea as this game easily slips away unnoticed and Sonic will get it a bit more attention, also Sonic is a nice change of pace from Chu Chu Rocket. This is highly recommended! I think it's one of the few puzzle games that I like! If you're interested in this I recommend Kuru Kuru Kururin too. Hopefully Sega will make an online version of CCR for DS!
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PSP Hacks: Tips & Tools for Your Mobile Gaming and Entertainment Handheld (Hacks) Sure, it’s just what you’ve been clamoring for: an ultra slick, portable version of the most popular console gaming system in the world. But Sony’s new PlayStation Portable (PSP) isn’t just a handheld gaming device. Beyond its killer graphics and spectacular widescreen LCD for unparalleled game play, it also sports wireless connectivity and a variety of multimedia features, including video, music, and digital photography. Your wildly versatile, endlessly powerful PSP practically begs you to hack and repurpose it to your liking.

To save you the trouble and show you how to make the PSP do more than you ever imagined–and more than Sony ever intended–PSP Hacks is one succinct volume of 50 of the coolest, most useful, up-to-the-minute hacks for this amazing device. You’ll learn how to open your PSP’s hardware and what to safely plug into it. You’ll explore and put to good use every hidden feature of the device. You’ll be able to move all sorts of multimedia onto your PSP and find ways to extend its wireless capabilities. And you’ll find out how to get the very best experience out of online game play.

With PSP Hacks, you can accomplish a whole lot more than good gaming on the PSP. You’ll quickly learn to surf the Web with a PSP, chat in IRC, and use the PSP to read web comics, ebooks, and RSS feeds. Other expert tips and tools allow you to sync an address book to your PSP, watch UMD movies, fool iTunes into thinking the PSP is an iPod Shuffle, and much more.

The innovative hacks, tweaks, and how-tos in this essential guide make it easy to customize your PSP, take full advantage of features, capabilities, and functionality far beyond what’s listed in the PSP user manual, and make your PSP perform countless tricks that only an all-in-one portable entertainment unit as remarkable and revolutionary as this one could.

Customer Review: As the author of this book…
…I’m a bit biased, but having seen the competition in bookstores, I can honestly say that this book packs more hacks per page with more details and more interesting projects than anything else I’ve seen. The book is a good balance between beginning level bits explaining how to get the most out of regular use of the PSP, troubleshooting problems with the PSP, peripheral hacks explaining how to build your own case for the PSP or an articulating stand for the PSP complete with AC adapter, hacks that will let you share one UMD disk among several friends (either for individual free play or to share a wireless game) and play games over the Internet with a long-distance friend, and more advanced hacks, like full disassembly and reassembly instructions, instructions for adding an external wifi antenna to boost your PSP’s wireless range, and even programming your own home brew code or building and programming an infrared peripheral interface.

If you like your PSP and you like tinkering, you should buy my book. It’s 281 pages of useful tips, tricks, and hacks written by myself and contributors like Phillip Torrone and Seth Fogie. Check it out.

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