Dingoo A320 forum

the only problem that has been concerning me is whether or not a new and better dingoo model / Dingoo-like product would be coming out soon. Does this seem like a worthy concern? What do you guys think?

the company who made the Dingoo is working on another game system, but there is no planned release date, so I recommend getting the Dingoo now, as it could be a few years before the new one is available.

Ok, I see. Thank you for your responses. I have one more generic, moronic question that I probably shouldn't ask

but I will anyhow. How feasible does the idea of the Dingoo being able to emulate these systems it already has support for at their original speeds seem? Should Linux make this possible? I know this is kind of a shady area for question and I'm sorry if this is annoying... I'm just a kid without a well paying job.

I would say that it's highly probable that all the current emulators will run at acceptable speeds eventually, as well as some other old console emulators, but don't go holding out for fullspeed playstation anytime soon.

Ha-ha, I wouldn't expect that. Thanks, I'm feeling pretty good about getting one now and I think I will soon.

I don't see why someone would really want the gp2x wiz when yet this is cheaper, smaller, more visually pleasing, and will eventually play all of these old platforms just fine.

I'm not a fan of the price of the wiz, or its buttons and interface but it is a much more advanced/powerful machine than the dingoo and probably higher build quality too.

The advantages of the wiz:
-More powerful processor
-More memory
-Graphics acceleration
-Touchscreen
-Better screen
-Better support/software

So for example I wouldn't be surprised if the wiz was capable of fullspeed playstation emulation.

Ok, I see.

I have one last question and then I'll shut up. I asked if the Dingoo would be able to emulate all of the old games but does it seem like the dingoo would have hardware capable of emulating Super Mario RPG? I know the cartridge of the original game uses a special chip. If it's too early to tell and I'm being annoying I'm really sorry.

The Dingoo cannot emulate anything that requires an FX chip (Mario Kart, Starfox, Super Mario RPG, etc.)

When linux emulation gets better, we may see a change in this, but it won't be for a while.

All I would say is that its pretty cheap and just about plays most games I throw it (I have tried snes, gba, cps1 and 2). Some people may be a bit nitpicky with regards to frame skip but as a casual gamer I find it more than satisfactory and cps2 games just look amazing on it.