July 6th, 2007 | 
Author: Herein lies the very first (as far as I know) ever review of the elusive Game King-II personal media player game system gadget thingy.
The Game King-II just arrived today via FedEx from my favorite store for junk that I don’t need: Geeks.com.
I’ll step through the feature list as it appeared on Geeks.com (and exactly how it appeared on any other site selling this thing), and then I’ll list some things that I didn’t know before buying. Finally, I’ll weight in with the verdict: should you buy this?
1 GB memory – SD Card slot: supports up to 2 GB SD Card. True. There is 1 gig built-in and 1 SD slot that I tested with a 2gb card. You can switch “modes” between Flash and SD Card and there’s an “explorer” mode too, so using the expansion space is not difficult.
Game: supports 16-bit GB/GBC (Game Boy) games, 8-bit NES games. Kinda true. Saying “16-bit GB/GBC” is wrong, because the Gameboy is 8-bit. However, the Game King-II is also able to emulate SNES ROMs, which is not mentioned anywhere on Geeks.com or in the hilarious instruction manual (more on that later). I could probably write a whole post on the emulation features alone, so I will. The only other information I know at this time is that it does not emulate Sega Genesis or Game Gear games.
Built-in camera. True. It can take pictures at 320×240, 640×480, 1280×960, and 2560×1920. So, around 4.9 megapixels. However, don’t get too excited, it’s not a great camera. The 2560×1920 mode might actually be some sort of software enhanced 2x version of the 1280×960, which means that it’s actually a 1.2 megapixel camera. Also, there’s no flash.
USB Interface. True, but not all that exciting. It functions as a perfectly usuable flash drive, which I guess not all MP3 players do, even today.
2.3-inch color TFT screen (320 x 240). I don’t know what TFT mean (beyond the acronym–Thin Film Transistor), but it’s a very nice looking screen. There’s a nice picture of seashells as a default wallpaper on loading, and it really impressed me right off the bat.
Video Format: AVI. True! It comes with a CD that has a “VideoConversion” program which will convert your video files to whatever codec this thing uses at the appropriate resolution. The program is very nifty, so far it’s worked on WMV, MPG, and even FLV files right off of YouTube and Google Video. The video plays nicely.
Audio Support: MP3, WMA, WAV, ADPCM, AMR. I haven’t tried anything except MP3, but I don’t really care about those other formats. I know it also plays WAV files, because that’s the format it records sound in.
Picture Support: JPEG, BMP, GIF. Does not play animated GIFs. Not even the first frame. Just sends you right back to the file listing.
FM Radio. Doesn’t support AM radio, which is kinda weak. Does support “Japan band”, which is 76.0 to 90.0 FM. It can do seek and presets. I think it uses the headphones for an antenna, and also sounds like it downsamples the output for whatever reason, but otherwise functions adequately.
E-Book: support TXT format files. Yep. Pretty much.
Built-in microphone for recording (stored as WAV file). Records at 32kbps. I didn’t see any way to increase the quality.
There were also some things that I think are pretty important that are left out of the description.
Battery. Yes, it has a battery. This might seem obvious, but it is conspicuous by its absence in the Geeks.com description. According to the instruction manual, it is an “1100mAh Build-in Lion Battery”. I don’t see anyway to easily replace it, and good luck finding a replacement anyway. Take good care of the battery, is my advice to you.
Speaker(s). It has at least one speaker built-in to the thing. I say “at least one” because I think the other “speaker hole” is where the microphone is. So, having a speaker is kinda a double-edged sword. You can share the audio easily with others. But be careful when fiddling around with it if you are in an environment where a sudden burst of sound would cause embarrasment.
Size. This thing is really quit tiny. According to the book, it’s 4.6in x 2.5in x 0.66in (119mm x 64mm x 17mm), but it’s rounded on the ends. By comparison, a standard iPod is 4.1in x 2.4in x 0.43in. So, very comparable in size, and would probably fit in an iPod sized MP3 case okay (though I wouldn’t recommend it).
Weight. It’s not heavy at all. According to the book, it’s about 2.88oz (80g), compared to an iPod Nano at 1.41oz (a standard iPod weighs a bit more, but also has 40-80 times the storage capacity).
Hilarious Engrish user’s manual. I really get a kick out of these types of things, so it’s a bonus gift in my book. I can certainly imagine that the casual user would be extremely upset with the obtuse and downright nonsensical language in this book, but I find it a delight. I will probably post about it later, but here are some gems from the “Precautions” section early in book which certainly set the tone:
- A. Do not use the device in extremely thermal, cold, dusty and watery circumstance
- C. Prevent the device from colliding with hard objects
- D. Turn the power off before push in or pull out the SD card
- L. Turn the power off before inserting or pulling out the SD card ( game card)
Yes, there are actually two almost identical precautionary points.
Anyway, here’s the verdict: buy! This is a very qualified “buy” rating, because the Game King-II certainly isn’t for everyone. If you have a deep love of obscure gadgets, emulation, fiddling around, and you are budget-minded, this is the perfect MP3 player (and then some) for you. If you need a practical, fashionable, reliably supported device, this is not for you.
My coworker told me that the only reason I bought this thing was to make blog posts about it, and I think he’s on to something. I’ve already mentioned two future posts that I could write about this thing. So, stay tuned for future information about the Game King-II. Or, as the Game King-II itself would say, “please waiting…”
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Hi,
I have a few questions:
1. how about battery time? when playin games, listen to mp3, video?
2. how is the interface for mp3, does it manage id3 tags (artists, albums, genres, etc…)
3. does it have a adress book or other features?
Thanks!
The book claims 4-6 hours of battery time. There is a “screen off” feature that will save battery as well as an auto shut-off feature.
As far as I can tell, it doesn’t have any ID3 features–it goes entirely on filename.
There is no address book, but there is a Gameboy Personal Organizer ROM that you can use. There’s no keyboard, so it’s kinda a pain to type stuff in.
Where can you find the GB and SNES game Roms?
Torrents, Google, P2P, IRC…
For the MP3′s can it just play them all in a playlist? is there a shuffle option? Is the camera good quality or bad, or does it just depend on the picture size? I know you answered that in the review, but i didn’t understand. Thanks
I just put my order in at geeks.com, and can’t wait to get it. Mostly to take the strain of a media player off of my Palm Tungsten|T, but mostly for those oldie but goodie games I grew up with. I would be more than happy to add my thoughts on the Gameking-II.
The MP3s are all on one ‘playlist’. There is a shuffle option, but I don’t think it’s very good. It doesn’t seem ‘random enough’. I’m not sure how else to describe that.
The camera is okay quality–1.2 megapixel, but sometimes it looks a little grainy and there’s no flash. It’s comperable to an average cell phone camera I guess.
Thanks for the answer, i’m going to order it sometime soon. thanks for the great review and help.
Have you found a manufacturers website yet, I have done numerous searches an have not come up with anything.
I thought I had found it at one time, but sometimes it’s tricky to distinguish between the Game King game system and the Game King personal media player. I will keep looking, and I’ll add it to the Wikipedia article if I find anything.
After doing some more searches, I found the manufacturer’s website, it is:
http://www.fujiyama.cn/product.asp?lei=45&id=909
I hope this helps everyone, still trying to find the support section, and looks like from their product page they make a whole lot more types of handheld units.
I’m very interested in the claim, “Could connect TV to play video file”. How in the sam-hill can that be possible? Some sort of wacky USB adapter sold separately?
Not sure, it may be mis-worded, the more I look at the other game players I see others with an AV out port.
I have been playing with one of these for the last two days. Here are my findings as of 7/19/07.
SD memory – Do not install or remove while powered on. Once SD card is inserted the device just accesses the data. Selection of external memory is not required.
USB Connect – Windows XP SP2 listed two drives found. One transfers data to the internal memory and the other the SD memory. I recommend rebooting device after USB transfer due to the PC seeing two drives and the device appears to display them as one.
Media Player – Fairly simple interface. MP3 title scrolls across the display while the song plays. I have been using good quality headphones and sound quality is excellent. As expected, the better the mp3 bit rate the better the sound quality. I recommend not going below the standard 44hZ.
Video Player – The encoding tool works pretty quick. I loaded .MOV, .MPG, .WMV, .AVI and .MP4. All formats encoded succesfully and were playable. I did find a quality issue with the .MP4. I used Nero 7 Ultimated enhanced suite of software. The new Nero recode is pretty effective. I recoded an entire 4.7GB DVD to fit on a 256MB flash drive. I did this using the various protocols available in Nero 7; 3gbpp, portable – AVC and Sony PSP. I got the best sound and display quality by using the portable-AVC protocol. Words were readable with little blurring. All other protocols caused excessive pixelation or caused time lag between audio and video. It was like watching a good Godzilla movie.
Camera – Not the best quality but there are some fun features. You have the ability to add boarders, black and white photos and many other things. I am still trying these out in different conditions.
Image Viewer – I do not recommend trying to display high rez pictures. I loaded my Kodak DX7590 memory card into the device and viewed the pictures (.JPG format). These did not display well at all. Converted a few photos to smaller resolutions using MS paint. These displayed pretty well.
The only real problems I have had with the device is data access times and jumpy video.
Data access – I figured this out this morning. If there is an unrecognized file type (pdf, zip, rar, etc) the access time increases.
Jumpy Video – This problem went away when I added the XP codec pack from MS to my PC. I also upgraded my quicktime, DIVX, XVID and DirectX after I verified the jumpy video went away.
Thanks to JJ for letting me play with his toys.
Well i got my Game-King II today and i have to say its awesome, its so light and is a nice size. Does anyone know how to change the opening picture? i can’t seem to find how to do it. Thanks
Hi, I think the Game-King II is haa Sigmatel based chip and may be able to use the extractor & uploader at http://www.mympxplayer.org.
Also the video seems to be SMV the Sigmatel video format and mympxplayer.org has a few SMV converters that I will test and get back to you with the results.
As always use any software at your own risk! I haven’t used any of it yet, just thought you’d like to know where it was located.
Sorry, I guess it isn’t SMV.
I got a very nasty warning message when I tried to run that to extract the firmware. I’m afriad to take the risk of bricking the thing because I use it a lot and I don’t want to buy another one.
Can someone post direction on how to get the ebooks to be read by the computer voices?
Thanks!
hi i just found this site through wikipedia and i was wondering if anybody knew how often do u guys need to recharge your batteries for this thing i seem to lose charge fairly quickly
eBooks you can read by pushing “B” for the menu and then selecting an option
I haven’t measured battery life exactly, but something like 3-4 hours per charge maybe? Make sure not to recharge until it’s absolutely dead.
I watched about 2 and one-half hours+ of movies on it yesterday and still had some battery power remaining.
About the eBooks, I meant I could not figure out how to make the device read the text for me using the built in voices.
Someone in one of the mgroves blogs said the GK2 would read the text in voices and the manual hints at this too.
Yes. Open an eBook. Once you see the text on the screen, hit “B”. There are some options there to read the book in a variey of hilarious voices. This is really a novelty, I don’t think you’ll actually want to do this except for a good laugh.
Does anyone think that Geeks could exchange mine for a new one? cause my screen broke on the inside, there is no indication of a collision, the outside is in perfect condition, no scratchs. the screen just broke, i put it in my pocket and took it out alittle later and it was broken.
hey I just did a google search on this thing and the only site I came up with is yours. I hope you don’t mind me posting a question here, but my game king has been charging for about 20 minutes now but it still wont turn on when I push the power button. As suggested in the manual written by a chimp I hit reset then tried the power button again, but it still wont turn on, is it supposed to charge fully the first time then turn on or is this thing dead?
No disrespect but are you just pushing the power button or holding it down?
Hold the button until the shell screen appears, if this doesn’t work it may be defective.
And also make sure to charge it all the way up when charging to improve longevity of the battery.
I just got one of these on 8/2/07. Its pretty sweet. Does anyone know if there is a firmware update available for these? Ive tried using their conversion software for mpg videos, but they either dont play in sync with the audio, or not at all on the unit. Everything else works great. Too bad the “joystick” on the left side wasnt a little more beefed up. Seems like it has a tendency to stick a little when really getting into a game, lol.
I’ve had zero trouble with the converting software. It actually seems quite robust and is able to convert a wide variety of formats/codecs/resolutions without problem.
I guess it must be my copies of the mpegs that are bad. ill try and find new versions and try those to reformat then. thanks.
Can you save your game progress when playing NES, Gameboy/color, or the SNES? Which one do save and which do NOT.
Thanks
You can save state on NES & Gameboy for sure, I don’t think the ‘battery backup’ is emulated very well. Not sure about SNES…because it’s really not worth playing in general…
Try SUPER (http://updat1.free.fr/A9A272829C61A6A9D86B50FF/SUPERsetup.exe) for video conversion.
Here is a screen cap of the settings that the Gameking II accepts: http://www.yofile.com/download/dz/
Here is the movietrans software that came with my Gameking II if it helps: http://www.yofile.com/download/d2/
Mr. Groves,
What fireware version does your “system setup” screen show?
Firmware version is SDK-1.56
im not getting any sound from playing the nintendo roms either from the speaker or the headphones. is anyone else having this problem?
Do you mean NES, Gameboy, or SNES? I have had problems getting sound on Gameboy. For the other two, you may have to turn the volume up, because I think it is 0 by default.
For any of them actually. I tried an NES game and an SNES game, but there was no sound. Yet, if i back out and play an MP3 song, I can hear it fine thru the speaker, or headphones.
Is the gaming volume separate from the MP3 volume? how do you turn it up, during a game?
They are probably separate. You can bring up a menu while playing a game by pressing “B”, and you can adjust the volume there.
I have SDK-1.56 also. It’s a white case.
On mine the SNES volume works but has to be adjusted again if one loads another game rom. (press B then go to volume and press right on the control pad)
The NES sound is not working on mine and the GB sound is not even adjustable. I press B for menu and go to the volume sub-menu but the control pad does nothing and pressing the other buttons just close the menu.
Maybe pressing RESET will fix the volume problem for you? (It didn’t for me though.)
And also the SNES saves work on mine.
A lot of good information in here.
I’m waiting for mine to show up any time,,,Can’t wait!!
I hear the snes emulation isn’t that good… Is it playable? I also understand that you would only have 3 buttons to use instead of the 6 buttons for a regular snes joystick. Oh well, at least I’ll get to play two of my favorite games on nes. Zelda and R/C Pro am. Yeah!
The SNES emulation is fine, it is just really slow. If you can find a couple good slow paced, low animation games you like, you can play them. Forget Mario Kart, Super Mario World, F-Zero, everything else. You can play Jeopardy…
The SNES roms are playable, they are just slower than what you are used to. I tried Earthworm Jim on SNES rom, and it loaded ok, but wasnt quite fast enough to make the gameplay feel worthy of continuing.
What about a game like the Legend of Zelda a link to the past… that’s one of the reasons why I bought this little guy…hehehe
I don’t know how many hours I spent playing it. I now have it on my home built arcade machine.
Other questions, I saw on another site,or maybe it was this one, that someone had the source code?
Honestly, if you are looking for SNES emulation, you should definitely look elsewhere.
“LOZ: A Link to the Past” seems to play fine, maybe a bit slow but still playable.
Others that work are:
Zombies Ate My Neighbors, Super Star Wars (trilogy), Super Street Fighter II, Final Fight, Aladdin, Super Bonk (slow), Samurai Shodown, Cool Spot, Pock & Rocky (and P&R2, slow), Super Smash TV (fast), Maui Mallard (and MM2), Super Double Dragon, R-Type 3 (good speed), Mickey Mania, Q*Bert 3, Dr. Franken, Pugsley’s Scavenger Hunt (fast), Joe & Mac 1&2 (good/fast), Indiana Jones Trilogy, Contra 3, Sonic The Hedgehog (slightly jerky), Chaos Engine, Fatal Fury, Inspector Gadget, James Pond (series), Jim Powers (jerky), Castlevania (series), Aero the Acrobat (series), Pac in Time, pac attack, Puzzle Bobble/bust a move and jeopardy!
Great list! I’m going to do an update post soon about the Game King and I’ll be sure to list those (and try them out myself).
I figured out my sound issue. It was turned down to 0 like you had stated. Thanks!
I still cant seem to get their video conversion software to work right though. I just totally reinstalled my OS yesterday (full format). I then tried converting an existing mpg video using their software, yet the avi file wont play via windows media player 11. Im going to just try converting it and putting it on the game player and trying it there. I just assumed that if windows couldnt play an avi, then there was something corrupted in it and it wouldnt make sense to put it on the game player.
I’ve just received my Game King II and I too am impressed with all it’s features. I especially got a chuckle out of the manual, it left a lot to my imagination, which is a dangerous place to go! Anyway, I’m new at the games part of it all. If I go to bit torrent, is their software required to run the game? What format should I see for the game to install on the game king?
Thanks!
Dblduce, if you don’t have the DivX/XviD codec installed on your PC (it’s not installed by default), it won’t play in media player. Don’t worry though, it should work on your Game King.
As for downloading games, “bit torrent” is just a method to download *anything*. You can think of it like a special version of FTP. You want to download what are called “ROMs” which are just copies of video game cartridges.
SDarte, just do a search on google for NES roms. There are tons of sites where you can find them. Just make sure the NES ones end in “.nes”. I think the SNES roms must end in “.smc” or “.bin” in order to be read correctly by the unit. All you have to do is select the gaming icon, and it will then show you which files it recognizes as games (by the roms). Just choose one and it will start automatically.
Another proud owner here! I wish i could share something but im still fiddling with it.
Great information! I had been looking for information on htis product, but was unable to find anything this complete. Thanks for your time!
Here are some images of the device. Both ins and outs. Let me know when you guys learn something about the hardware!
http://jonjay.multiply.com/photos/album/9/My_New_Toy
Hello,
Great info on this thing! I have a question about the battery, too. What’s the output voltage? I saw that it’s 1100 mAH, but no mention of the voltage. Have you gotten that far yet? How hard would it be to, say, build an external battery pack if the battery does eventually die?
Great pics, Jnjy! The battery shown in the pics reads: 3.7V 750mAh.
Also, for those that wanted lyrics for their mp3s, the Gameking II can show .LRC files.
LRC files are just a text file with lyrics and timing numbers, search google for freeware LRC editors.
And I found on NES games that to set the volume you press B to open the menu, set the volume by pressing R or L and press X to set.
Been happy for the past 2 months with mine, but I believe I have outgrown it since I was able to acquire an Archos PMA430. I am looking to sell my Gameking-II, anyone interested?
Greetings from Argentina! I’ve bought this beauty and I’m surprised what it can do!!! But I have a question: can I upload another SDK or update the “OS” the Game-King to a newer version? I ask this, because I want to fix the emulation problems. Thanks.
Hi everyone and thank you for this site. I’ve had a Gameking II for about 2 months and I like it alot. One question on the video player…how do you play videos in widescreen format correctly? The video converter that is comes with does a good job with 4×3 formats, but anything else is distorted. Am I missing something?
I was wonder if someone knew of a good carrying case for the GameKing II. I was looking at some Nintendo Gameboy Advance and DS cases.
I am excited about receiving my Gameking, and was wonder does it have video output, I have seen on some PMP that they have it.If some can answer my questions send them to my email. jprestonjr@hotmail.com
The one I received does not have video output. However, in some places, the description claims that RCA video output is possible. I’m not exactly sure how it would be, since the only output I know of is the USB.
There’s probably a way to hack it for RCA video output, but I don’t know how to do it.
Did you get the white one from compgeeks.com?
Has anyone tried a 4GB SD card with their GameKing II?
I bough this device but for some reason mine is in chinese mode and cannot get out of it, tried reset and did not work. and ideas?
When I turn my game king on it is in the chinese mode. I switch it to english hit the esc button and it’s okay until I power it up again. Then It’s Chinese again. Help
Hi! I’ve had mine for the past 2 months but I dunno how to use it. I bought for one of my young nieces but I had to learn its uses before handing it over. I also like to know where in the universe can I acquire game roms that would play on this device? So far, I’ve downloaded a few emulators for NES, GBA, GB & SNES (all for Win XP). Does that mean I have to RUN all those emulators on my PC while the GK2 is connected? I’ve also noticed that the unit recharges while connected on my PC via USB. Does that mean it actually functions like most MP3/MP4 players out there? Trouble with me is, I don’t have any clues regarding this sort of gadget (save PC games that I play but never had any experience with hand-helds, except for those old Brick Games of yore). Could anyone direct me to a site that explains everything about this type of gadgetry? My thanks! Kids these days seem to know more about it than anyone from Ye Olde School chaps.
Trev, I know the instruction booklet is a little difficult sometimes.
There are some other posts on this site that might help you out: http://www.mgroves.com/tagsearch.php?tag=electronics
to: chuck
Delete this files in your gameking CHANLIST.DAT and SYSSET.BIN and restart next you change the languaje.
I got the white one! So, mgroves, I managed to download some nes/snes games and I’m itching to know what’s next! Shall I unzip it in my PC’s temp folder and copy/paste it into GK2′s built-in 1 GB memory? I haven’t read any one else’s posts here that pertains to that area. And I’m sure most are perfect gamers here as well. And, any educational games available in GameBoy or NES anywhere? My circuits are whirring but your answer is tops with me right now.
There’s a bunch more information about the Game King here on this site, just click the “electronics” tag.
Thanxs fr the advice…
id already odered my game king after readin thin…
yea its awsome…
but how to change the opening picture and also its battery seems to b half dead al the times…
i relli cant count the times i charge this…
seriously…
as fr everything else its awsome…
thanx neway
So far, I only had to push the RESET button once after my unit froze when trying to play INDIANA JONES & THE LAST CRUSADE. It really takes a lot of experimenting before you get the hang of this thing. Since I’ll be sending my Game King II to my niece outside of America it would have been better for her young mind to follow directions, if only I could bring it there myself. I guess I’ll just hope she’d be adventurous enough to find all the nifty things about this gadget without breaking it too soon. But thanks to this site, I learned what I had to, quickly and less the trouble. Thanks a lot!
has any figured out how to change the start up pic?
if so please do tell
Hello
I’ve had mine GameKing II for the past 1 month and i’m not really happy
Nes games works good … Gb/GBC too but with no sound
And Snes Games Works very Slowly … only few works really fine :/
Do someone have firmware ??
maybe i will try to reinstall :/ but don’t have any CD with firmware
try your penis, thats what I would do
minywheats don’t harass the other readers!
thought it was helpful advice, sorry
I grabbed one of these for my son for xmas… played around with it while loading roms on it for him – and managed to grab another for myself before they sold out at geeks.
Just wanted to post that I put my 4Gb A-Data SD card in, which I took out of my phone and was loaded to the hilt with mp3′s, and it was recognized and played – although access was a bit slow, but it did work.
So, to answer an earlier question – yes, at least the AData 4gb SD card I have works.
DJ
what are the diff colors it comes in?
black and white, oh wait I’m color blind
I wasn’t able to choose the color when I ordered, but as far as I know, they do come in both black and white (I have a black one).
how do u change the start up pic?
Hi, i buy yesterday…
Can I play Genesis game or GBA game on Game King 2????
Bye bye.
hey i received my game king II today,i im really happy with its functions except when i connect to the comp it says unrecognized device,im workin on windows xp pls help!!
Any one can send me the game king firmware, to extract just press esc button and conect to pc , the pc open a disk of 16 mb and there is the files to the firmware . If any one can help me send the firmware to mantix2@hotmail.com
thanks
Hi,
how can I update the firmware of my GK2???
Please Help me!
My operation system is different from youtube’s video Game King 2!!!
Thanks!!
hey everybody .. okey i got the GK2 .. cool stuff … i’ve heared about the video output !!! yea i tried it myself .. pretty simple : just get one of those cable from 3.5 stereo jack to audioLEFT and audioRIGHT (AV stuffs) and connect it to your tv input .. the red jack to video input ,, the white one to audio input .. IT WORK !!!!! and very cool for video/pictures/and games
any question N_NGF@yahoo.com
hi i just ordered it and from everything on here it should be pretty awesome. should arrive on Friday and I’m pretty exited about it however im scared that the movies will not play right and i know nothing about putting games on it… if you can tell me in slow english how to i would apritiate it. im not very old yet and just getting the hang of this kinda thing so you could email me at clansman_icharus@yahoo.com and i would love you forever.
me love you long time
hey i want to know the name of games that it can play.
It just showed up and its really cool but i dont know how to put the games on it… the instructions ante too helpful and i could use some help so if anyone has some better instructions then these i would apritiate it.
o and minywheats is creapin me out… seriously.
You aren’t the only one.
o and it is the game king 3…. wich is strange cuz i thought i was gatting the gk2. o well
how dare you sir, how dare you
how dare i?
its easy ^_^
sorry if i huft u in the feelings tho…
*hurt*
you had better be sorry, I can’t handle people talking crap to me
Hello I am new in this still not that is not since the E-Bock is used if someone helps me agradesco, you prop if they can put algun link where games disburden for that the one that I have does not have any in advance thank you very much
This one paginates this one in English but I can translate it thanks to google if that answer me if they can
i think he is asking for roms
what?
Only I want to know if they can put links to unload the games
hi guys i found this that is very simular to game king is it same as game king anyone knows?
http://images.google.gr/imgres?imgurl=http://www.bidorbuy.co.za/user_images/472/432MP4Game.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.pricecheck.co.za/products/1345944/MP4%2BPlayer%2B%26%2BCamera%2B-2GB%2B-%2BWITH%2BGAME%2BFUNCTION/&h=484&w=645&sz=42&hl=el&start=37&tbnid=ZzuAIp6CsKvIMM:&tbnh=103&tbnw=137&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dmp4%2Bnes%26start%3D20%26gbv%3D2%26ndsp%3D20%26hl%3Del%26sa%3DN
i whant to no if there are like any drivers that i need for windows zp and if so were to gert them ive been groundede from the com and idk how to get ebooks music and stuff on here
o is it i tunes compatible
hi. i have one game king 2 and the screen broke. i live in macedonia and there don’t have a this screen where to go i to buy screen for game king 2.
Hi,
I have a game king 2. I can sell, if you need?!?
do not use it by long time…i not need it!
bye