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Today we begin a series of tips, designed to help you overcome the lack of a useful manual! To turn your Dingoo screen off quickly, while in any emulator : Hold down Start then press the Left Shoulder button This puts Dingoo into TV-out mode, which blanks the screen. Think of it as "standby" - though it's not real standby, because the batteries will continue to drain even with the screen blank. In some games which use the same combination of buttons, this can be less than helpful. In GBA "Zelda The Minish Cap" for instance. Same again to restore the screen from blank.

If you haven't been here: http://www.dingoo-digital.com/content/neogeo-converter-mod#comment-48 , I'd recommend it. 'Nuff said.

Ignore the manual, and follow the instructions at dingoo-digital.com here !

This is also popular question encountered when auditioning for parts - literally - in films from Vivid Entertainment . Unlike in that situation, most Dingoo owners would be pleased to answer "Somewhat smaller than a PSP." Thanks to the nice people at image.blog.livedoor.jp/ for the above pictures. Update 17 March 09: Click here for more size comparison pictures from Dingoo Digital’s official website!

Pictures speak a thousand words. It's not easy to work out from the forums whether the higher end systems emulate well or not. Watch EvilOverlord's video, and judge for yourself! To be perfectly frank, if you're still not essentially satisfied with the Neo-Geo/CPS2 emulation, there's a good chance you think calling 911 when McDonalds runs out of nuggets makes sense!

This is a link to the emulator files which are stored in the Dingoo's 4GB of internal RAM, in case they get deleted by accident or something.

According to this page , the Dingoo can be had wholesale for US$63 to $70 in minimum orders of 100 to 199 units . All things considered, this makes the DealExtreme price of uS$85 delivered seem very reasonable.