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Many people are confused about what 'DS' means, although most people believe that it either means 'Dual Screen' or 'Developers System.' Not that I'm saying this is not the case, it's just that I've noticed somthing that seems too ironic to be a coincedence: The DS uses SD cards for the games and you've probably guessed what I'm getting at by now - what is SD backwards? DS. Strange, but true.
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Short answer = Nintendo don't see it as a Gameboy. They said right from the start that it definatly won't be called Gameboy somthing.
Danke
Danke shen.
*Schun
Sorry, I take SG German
Sorry, I take SG German
I'm dropping it next year, wahey!
Lucky. ;-)
What year are you in?
What year are you in?
Year 9.
*votes for this thread to be deleted*
Red Hat wrote:
> *Schun
>
> Sorry, I take SG German
It's actually schon, with an umlaut above the o.
> *Schun
>
> Sorry, I take SG German
It's actually schon, with an umlaut above the o.
Dark_FS wrote:
> Short answer = Nintendo don't see it as a Gameboy. They said right
> from the start that it definatly won't be called Gameboy somthing.
The reason for that is that they are already in the process of making the Gameboy Advanced 2, and the Ds was meant to be somethign to keep Sony at bay until Nintendo bring out the big guns and start to play serious.
> Short answer = Nintendo don't see it as a Gameboy. They said right
> from the start that it definatly won't be called Gameboy somthing.
The reason for that is that they are already in the process of making the Gameboy Advanced 2, and the Ds was meant to be somethign to keep Sony at bay until Nintendo bring out the big guns and start to play serious.
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