Typical price: £125
What is it: Linux-based personal entertainment device
What we think: Not for casual gamers, but fascinating for anyone with an interest in homebrew games
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GamePark Holdings GP2X compared to other games handhelds
 GamePark Holdings GP2X |
 Sony PSP |
 Nintendo DSi |
 Nintendo DS Lite |
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| Review date | 29 Sep 06 | 23 Mar 05 | 16 Mar 09 | 13 Jun 06 |
| Editor's rating |
7.0
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8.3
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8.3
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8.0
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| Price range | £125 |
£149.00 - £149.00
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£97.89 - £97.89
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| Review summary | We wouldn't recommend the GP2X to casual gamers, but it is a fascinating handheld device that will appeal to a tech-savvy audience or anyone with an interest in homebrew games and applications Read full review |
The PSP elevates portable gaming to the next level, but its multimedia functionality falls short of its full potential Read full review |
The Nintendo DSi is great if you're looking for a new handheld games console, but there's very little point buying one if you already own a DS Lite. It's merely mediocre as an audio player, its VGA cameras are poor and under-utilised, and its battery life is significantly lower than its predecessor's Read full review |
With a slick new design, brighter screens, and a growing library of fun and innovative games, the Nintendo DS Lite is an impressive improvement over the original DS Read full review |
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| Full specification | Full specification | Full specification | Full specification |
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