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Ok, the GP2X does look cool and for the most part it would be acceptable for everything I need. But what I was looking for specifically was a portable Nes that has the ability to play USA Roms.

I'm not technical or anything so I don't know what would be easy, hard, or possible/impossible. That's ...

Yes, I want to play the best games on Nes, but I don't care to much for compatibility with anything except USA Roms.

For a portable that could play most of the USA Roms, either using a usb mod type thingy or the NOAC---but has to be able to store a lot of roms or have the ability to transfer roms ...

Well, since we have determined that this is possible, what would be a guesstimated price on something such as this?

Thats pretty cool, but will you be able to add more roms?

Kurt_ wrote:If you're not using the original cartridges, why bother? Get a gameboy advance and a flash card.

It's for a plain and simple reason. I would like to play nes games on a nes portable...even if the games are backed up roms.

If you could find a flash cartridge for the NES it wouldn't be too difficult; just hardwire it to the motherboard. This idea would be really simple to pull off with the 2600 thanks to the Krokodile Kart, but I don't know if there is any similar flash cart for the NES.

I started searching google ...

The usb port thing isn't exactly easy. It would require a lot of work. Plus it's (almost) impossible to emulate every mapper chip.

I have no technical experience in these matters what so ever, so I will take you word for it. Is there possibly any alternative that would allow you to load Legally ...

I would like to suggest a revised Nes portable mod. I've mentioned this before a time or two, but I don't think anyone took me serious. Basically, it would be the same Nes portable that benheck and several others have built, but instead of having to load the bulky nes cartridge, you should add a usb ...