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...in the UK.
Yup, left the DS trailing at sub-100,000 figures.
Well done Sony!
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4218320.stm[/URL]
Yup, left the DS trailing at sub-100,000 figures.
Well done Sony!
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4218320.stm[/URL]
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Okay, so I missed that post.
Even so, a stunning combination of game system, audio and video player is a much fresher idea than throwing a touch-screen into a GBA.
Even so, a stunning combination of game system, audio and video player is a much fresher idea than throwing a touch-screen into a GBA.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Even so, a stunning combination of game system, audio and video
> player is a much fresher idea than throwing a touch-screen into a
> GBA.
Just before anyone picks Wookie up on this, the DS does have an Arm7 GBA processor in it. It also has an Arm 9 processor for doing 3d stuff :-).
> Even so, a stunning combination of game system, audio and video
> player is a much fresher idea than throwing a touch-screen into a
> GBA.
Just before anyone picks Wookie up on this, the DS does have an Arm7 GBA processor in it. It also has an Arm 9 processor for doing 3d stuff :-).
Okay, for the record, I know it isn't just a GBA with a touch screen.
But it may just as well be. ;-)
But it may just as well be. ;-)
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