Filed in archive Mobile Games by tom on June 12, 2007

I saw this phone posted over on Uberphones. Apprently it's a new handset from Gionee that features an NES emulator built right into the phone itself.

A numeric keypad remains hidden when the phone is closed, while features such as a 2 megapixel camera and compatibility with most multimedia formats round ought to be enough to hold its own against other regular, entry-level handsets. A TV-out connector is there in case you want to play Mario on a big screen TV, but chances are you'd rather keep that experience private in an age of PSPs and DS Lites.

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Response from: Raju (07/14/07 4:46am)

Sounds cool

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Sounds cool!

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I'm very interested in NES emulator

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