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I must confess I have heard rumorus about this aswell...
I dont post on this forum much so this post may be old news, but Im just quoting what my friend said and what I haev heard, it may not be true.... but please can anyone comfirm this??????????
IF it is true, then it will be very sad!
SEGA and Nintendo who where the ORIGINAL and I feel best console developers and game developers will no longer make consoles.. its a sad thing and the old rivalry between those two console was just gaming history and something none of us will forget....
Please say its not true! Has anyone else heard about this? Or am I just very slow? lol
Thanx.
mmmmmmmmmmm apple turnover
> GameCube isn't Nintendo's last machine!
>
> I'm sure it was just an interpretation of what the current Nintendo
> president said.
>
Yes, read my post below this one...
> Anyway, Nintendo aren't making any more consoles til after the
> GameCube. What's the point in making a new console now when in four or
> five years there will be new technology out?
I'm afraid this is incorrect. Sony started PS3 development one month after the PS2 was released in Japan, Sega started DC2 development one month BEFORE the DC was released in Japan, and MS has hinted in an interview that they've started Xbox2 development.
The work that the hardware developers do now has NO bearing on the final console, however it:
1) Keeps investors confident that their money is going to good future use.
2) Means that the hardware development team don't have to be laid off! Instead they're given a new job.
Sonic
Shear non-sense. All "They" actually said was that, unlike Sony and Microsoft who seem to be pumping a lot into hardware (like modems, HDDs, web servers and web dev kits), Nintendo is instead just going to put most of their resources into games creation- their "one game a month" policy will hold.
Sonic
I'm sure it was just an interpretation of what the current Nintendo president said.
Anyway, Nintendo aren't making any more consoles til after the GameCube. What's the point in making a new console now when in four or five years there will be new technology out?