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Nintendo has a new machine in their sleeves.
A machine wich will be innovative and new to the handheld market.
With this piece of hardware we can watch the gameplay from different angles and so on.
I expect it to have better graphics than the GBA, since the little machine has been out for years now.
What new innovative software are you expecting to appear on the market in November/December?
And what other enhancements do you want in terms of technical powers?
I would want to see bluetoth gaming implemented in the DS.
And also a harddisk to store media on.
A machine wich will be innovative and new to the handheld market.
With this piece of hardware we can watch the gameplay from different angles and so on.
I expect it to have better graphics than the GBA, since the little machine has been out for years now.
What new innovative software are you expecting to appear on the market in November/December?
And what other enhancements do you want in terms of technical powers?
I would want to see bluetoth gaming implemented in the DS.
And also a harddisk to store media on.
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The way that I think this could be good is if you can have two perspectives of the action on each screen, then by either holding the screen close to your eyes, or by having some sort of crazy glasses add on which plugs into the unit which you wear, then you could view the action in 'true' 3D!
lol, could be interesting!
:)
lol, could be interesting!
:)
To be honest, I think it sounds like a console designed by toddlers.
Toddler 1: Yeah, TFTs, they're cool. How can we make them better?
Toddler 2: How about TWO TFTs!!!
Toddler 1: YES!!! Two is better than one!!!
Grown Up: Wait a minute. Didn't we stop doing this in the 80's?
Toddler 1: Huh? This is a totally innovative idea, never ever ever done before.
Grown Up: No... Game & Watch.
Toddler 1: No, too long ago. I've never heard of it before, therefore innovative.
Grown Up: Before we start throwing that hackneyed phrase about, what use is it?
Toddler 2: Something about perspectives...
Toddler 1: TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE!
Toddler 2: RAM is good too, lots of that.
Toddler 1: Yeah, TFTs, they're cool. How can we make them better?
Toddler 2: How about TWO TFTs!!!
Toddler 1: YES!!! Two is better than one!!!
Grown Up: Wait a minute. Didn't we stop doing this in the 80's?
Toddler 1: Huh? This is a totally innovative idea, never ever ever done before.
Grown Up: No... Game & Watch.
Toddler 1: No, too long ago. I've never heard of it before, therefore innovative.
Grown Up: Before we start throwing that hackneyed phrase about, what use is it?
Toddler 2: Something about perspectives...
Toddler 1: TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE!
Toddler 2: RAM is good too, lots of that.
Nintendo has a new machine in their sleeves.
A machine wich will be innovative and new to the handheld market.
With this piece of hardware we can watch the gameplay from different angles and so on.
I expect it to have better graphics than the GBA, since the little machine has been out for years now.
What new innovative software are you expecting to appear on the market in November/December?
And what other enhancements do you want in terms of technical powers?
I would want to see bluetoth gaming implemented in the DS.
And also a harddisk to store media on.
A machine wich will be innovative and new to the handheld market.
With this piece of hardware we can watch the gameplay from different angles and so on.
I expect it to have better graphics than the GBA, since the little machine has been out for years now.
What new innovative software are you expecting to appear on the market in November/December?
And what other enhancements do you want in terms of technical powers?
I would want to see bluetoth gaming implemented in the DS.
And also a harddisk to store media on.
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