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Offline Ian Sane

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RE: Nintendo Accommodates High DS Demand
« Reply #25 on: November 13, 2004, 07:58:43 PM »
I think at some point there won't be Nintendo portables at all.  Eventually it will be possible to just make one system that is powerful enough to be a home console and small enough to be a portable.  You would be able to hook it up to a TV and hook up extra controllers at home and then while on the go you would be limited to wireless multiplayer.  So at that point the Gameboy name would probably disappear.  Of course that will be a long time from now when games truly reach a point where upping the specs won't make a notable difference.

Nintendo really thinks the DS and GBA will co-exist and the DS is the third pillar.  It's not going to be accepted as such and the GBA will be dead by this time next year.  But they truly think this is something else so I imagine that someday they'll release a new Gameboy.

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RE: Nintendo Accommodates High DS Demand
« Reply #26 on: November 13, 2004, 08:33:15 PM »
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It's not going to be accepted as such and the GBA will be dead by this time next year.


I disagree: the GBA will still be the system with the largest userbase that can do pretty much anything in 2D. It might begin to wind-down, but I suspect the GBA will linger longer than even the original PS did.

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RE: Nintendo Accommodates High DS Demand
« Reply #27 on: November 14, 2004, 06:24:26 AM »
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but I suspect the GBA will linger longer than even the original PS is.


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