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gameboy nintendo
June 29th, 2009 Posted 12:53 pm
gameboy nintendo
So today we find this thread by highlighting one of our friend, he says that Game Boy has lasted for 14 years with hardware upgrades before it is replaced by its successor real GBA. So his point is that if Nintendo plans to continue to support the DS for so long they did the Game Boy. Everyone interested in the discussion. Now, please allow me to summarize. Some views may be useful when you purchase DSi.
1. It depends on her rival. The reason for the Game Boy (GB) has lasted for many years because there was not even not a portable console to be his opponent in size. Game Gear, Neo Pocket, Wonderswan and so on, they will spend and get a good time but finally all were just passing-by. While Nintendo GB kept for long hours. However, the era of the only empire in the industry video game died. Sony and MS will never abandon the idea of challenging the headleader Nintendo in this area.
2. Console gaming is not only for more games. I respect highly Gunpei Yokoi, the creator and producer of GB Metroid, but its concept on a console game needs to change today. The multi-function is mainly due to the popularity of the PSP (Admittedly, there are also many good games on it). The resurgence of homebrew, media players, WLAN and an online store is now injecting new blood into the handle console, making it a totally different idea of entertainment video games. Nintendo it observes, it embodies the ideas on the DSi. It is difficult to dope when Sony releases PSP-4000 or PSP2 and what new features it contains. A thing to remember as a video game developer is to follow the latest fashion and sense of taste to the players. "
3. Lack of concern to 3rd Party Game Developers. First I must say that I do not pay Nintendo. Without doubt he is one of the largest companies that have created countless masterpieces during various periods of the game. But now, what is your feeling when you see 8 or 9 games with the name "Nintendo" on DS game sales weekly top ten? Where are the memorable name of the 3rd party game developers? All game developers should benefit not only make good sense but also more satisfaction in their work is what to get. Please forgive me to be explicit on the result, game developers defected part 3 "of Nintendo could darken the future of the DSi. And if realized, could DSi be replaced by its result very soon under pressure from its rivals.
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