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Of course, no software is currently available for the XGP mini, but what should we expect from it?
I'm really very confused about this one. Reports have stated that the XGP mini will not be compatible with the GP32, but on Gamepark's own site they show the XGP playing two commercial GP32 games--Little Wizard at the top of the page and Treasure Island below. Of course they might just be placeholders until real XGP mini games are made, but that's still very strange.
Like all of the XGP models, the XGP mini allows for homebrew development. It has some pretty impressive specs for such a small device, so I think you can expect some very nice things--provided devs actually support it. I also suspect multimedia will be a large selling point for the platform.
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