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For the GBColor, you had games like Zelda DX, Tetris DX, Mario Bros DX, etc... Admittedly they are great games, but at the end of it all, they are just color updates.
Now with the GBAdvance, we are getting games like Mario Advance (based on a fifteen year old game that was even a Mario game), Mario Kart Advance, and F-Zero advance.
I have to stress that I do not think for one moment that they are bad games, it's just that I want Nintendo to come up with new ideas and games.
When are we ever going to see the true Super Mario Land 3?
Nintendo are known and respected worldwide for their innovation, so a little more effort with GBAdvance games wouldn't go amiss.
> How will they have a tough time when their build up to the console
> is more organised.
More organised?? The development problem was WAAAAAY over inflated, the launch games were actually pretty good, and the GameCube won't be out for around a year, so how do you know whether they're organised or not??
Also, the PS2 is doing great at the moment.
SNIPER, I see you being biased on the PS2 forum. Disappointed, I am.
That is They will have an AMAZING game at launch and not 1 year after!
> Nintendo are actually trying harder than ever to stop Sony
> dominating the market again. The effect of this is that Nintendo
> will have to take workers from GBA development, and stick them on GC
> development. The fact the GBA has no competitor that stands a chance
> means they can do this.
SonicRav
They'll have a tough time stopping Sony.
Be ready for a war!! Hopefully, all this will bring out the best in all companies.
Well put!!
I argee!
The 32 bit Advance will be a particularly sought after machine, especially since it has no real competition and judging on the quality of SNES and N64 games the games will be great too. The Advance will probably retail at around £99 when released here, although you should be able to get one cheaper on import. Plus as there will be no region restriction on the Advance games then youll also be able to play Japanese and American Advance games too aswell as exsisting GB and GB color games. You should also be able to use it as a limited controller on the Gamecube, and the LCD screen means youll be able to see things on your Advance your opponent cant..and Nintendo are sure to put in more little features to please us.
As for the Gamecube well its going to be the most powerful console in the world, and will probably retail at about £199 when its released. Plus as Nintendo always release their consoles with groundbreaking games (eg Mario64 on the N64) it will be a super launch day. Im particularly looking forward to Perfect Dark 2: After Dark, which will surely be one of the games to own. Plus as the Gamecube will have 4 ports as standard (unlike the PS2) then there should be alot of great multiplayer games on this machine as with the N64. Plus with the release of Microsofts X-box looking like slipping till 2002, then Im sure 2001 will be Nintendos year.
That aint being last!
SonicRav
Ur point is very good, I think Nintendo have realized there mistakes and are trying to take control again.
I Hope