iPwnzorz wrote:Sounds real to me. If you can get any clear pictures, I can tell you for sure.

Sure. Here's the PCB shot I described. As you can see, there are some white letters on it, visible at an angle, but you can't really read anything.

Look at what you can see of the board on the back, if it's light green with visible labelling it's probably real. However if it's dark green with no labelling at all it's a fake. When I look at the visible part of the PCB without removing the casing, I can see some white letters. I can't read them ...

When you get to Bumpusville, you can see Conroy perform a song in the room on the far right. The problem is, you can't hear Conroy sing. The announcer comes on, then Sam says "I hate floor shows" and throughout the duration of Conroy's song you can't hear a thing. Just as if the song file ...

I ordered my R4 directly from China. The box contained everything seen on the first picture here , plus a mini CD with Moonshell, kernel [1.18] and some other soft that I didn't check out. The site I bought it from sells R4 carts only, and lately they started selling the new version with SDHC card s...

I just have played through Sam & Max: Hit the Road on my DS Lite, using the latest ScummVM build [0.12]. I've noticed that there's a risk of the game crashing due to the lack of memory during one particular scene. When in Bumpusville, at one point you'll use the Virtual Reality machine as Sam. D...

We'll see how things will look after DSi is released in all regions. Anyone interested will be able to take the DSi for a spin and probe it a bit. I'm hoping that someone will be able to hack the firmware so that homebrew code can be run off the SD card, eliminating flash cards completly. I'm all fo...

First of all, Nintendo DSi will not boot any presently manufactured flash device since firmware has been changed completly. It might take some time before we'll see ScummVM on DSi.

Plus what iPwnzorz already mentioned. Nintendo DSi, with all of its upgrades, will still not have enough memory.