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Just to let you know i'm still a HUGE Nintendo fan, i now have a imported DS with:
Wario Ware Inc
Super Mario 64 DS
Feel The Magic
Ridge Racer
Asphalt Urban Racing
Mr Driller
Jam With The Band
The Sims Urbz
Zoo Keeper
One Line Puzzle
All games are FANTASTIC, any questions please ask!
Anyway, Merry Christmas everyone on here, i hope you have a good one! :-)
The handheld market?
How do you know if it's changed yet? The GBA/SP has sold many millions and continues to do so even now. By your reckoning that would be aimed at children.
SO has the market changed? Looks unlikely. Will it change? We'll have to wait and see.
I'm yet to see a mobile phone that can play an N64 game, yet alone make it look better and emulate it so brilliantly.
Hell, I don't think the N-Gage can even manage that, and that's a games machine with a phone added on.
'Plays like a toy'. What? Again, I've yet to see a toy that has done what the DS can do.
Go away and come back with a meaningful arguement, Top Score.
Sony Playstation branding will be key in the war.
> I mean if there was another game, suited to the DS and completely
> individual, addictive and original, people would flock to it.
Yes, that would be possible. Somthing "that good" for the here and now (not a retro game) on the DS could do wonders for DS and the game. All you have to do now, is think up this new game.
And yes, the same could apply to PSP.
> If there was a game as addictive and brilliant as Tetris on the
> market, people would go out in hordes to buy it.
Nope, dont think so. Its like trying to get people to pay for "mines" on Windows. Dont forget, a lot of the sucsess of Tetris was due to the original Gameboy console. Yes there were versions on the PC - even on Macintosh, but it was the Gameboy version that was the driving force.