Mike Works said:
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Mike Works said:
Hey I tried! I actually thought it was pretty neat.BuddyChrist83 said:I even asked you guys nicely.
GaimeGuy said:Haven't you heard? Anything nintendo does is gimmicky. Pokemon is gimmicky. Cel Shading is gimmicky. Fludd is gimmicky. Realistic Zelda is gimmicky. Paper Mario is gimmicky. the DS is gimmicky. Shigeru Miyamoto is gimmicky.
sonic4ever said:Sega did Cell shading ..long before nintendo. I don't think people said Zelda wind waker's art style was a gimmicky. They just didn't like the art style.
Thanks for trying, BC.BuddyChrist83 said:I even asked you guys nicely.
Well, you also have to consider that GBA is in a much better position today than GB was in the early 1990s. The handheld market was much more wide open then, GB wasn't nearly the handheld standard it is today... PSP will pretty much have to do everything much better than Game Gear did to get half as far in today's handheld market.SolidSnakex said:No but do you really realise how popular Sony is? They've dominated Nintendo 2 generations in a row. Not any "barely leading" crap, absolutely dominated. Their marketing department is the best the industry has ever seen. The amount of hype Sony is able to generate for products is something Sega could never even dream of accomplishing (even back when they were popular).
Was the GG in a good position? Yah sure, Sega at one time had a pretty decent image. But is it in a better position than the PSP? In no f'cking way is it.
Actually GameGear managed fairly impressive 3rd party support, especially from the west. Electronic Arts, Taito, Acclaim, Namco, US Gold, Takara, Banpresto, Genki, Tradewest, Codemasters, Core Design, Virgin, Domark, Bandai, Atlus, THQ, SunSoft, Activision, Viacom, PlayMates, MicroProse, Absolute, Renovation, Mindscape, Sony Imagesoft, GameTek, Tengen, Tecmo, Vic Tokai, Data East, Game Arts, NCS, Compile...sonic4ever said:The difference..PSP will have better 3rd party support then the Game Gear. Sega had 3rd Party support for the Genesis but that didn't crossover for the Game Gear. Sony has carried over thier 3rd Party support from the Playstaion brand. So this time Nintendo should expect a real fight.
Leviathan said:PSP = Betamax
NDS = VHS
kpop100 said:Leviathan = idiot
Leviathan said:PSP = Betamax
NDS = VHS
ManDudeChild said:Are you trying to say the PSP will be superior, but that the Nintendo DS will sell more due to marketing power?
lockii said:Betamax was technically superior to VHS, more expensive, and made by Sony.
The PSP is technically superior to NDS, more expensive, and made by Sony.
He actually has a valid point, but it's fanboy speculation at this point.
kpop100 said:That's not a good analogy though because in the home video market, it's been pretty much proven the market only supports 1 major format at one time. The handheld gaming market on the other hand is almost begging for a competant competing system.
kpop100 said:That's not a good analogy though because in the home video market, it's been pretty much proven the market only supports 1 major format at one time. The handheld gaming market on the other hand is almost begging for a competant competing system.
Yeah mean besides every other cellphone? Handheld gaming isn't exactly a GBA only market, there's actually more alternatives than home gaming...kpop100 said:That's not a good analogy though because in the home video market, it's been pretty much proven the market only supports 1 major format at one time. The handheld gaming market on the other hand is almost begging for a competant competing system.
lockii said:Betamax was technically superior to VHS, more expensive, and made by Sony.
The PSP is technically superior to NDS, more expensive, and made by Sony.
He actually has a valid point, but it's fanboy speculation at this point.
Panajev2001a said:You are stretching the definition of what constitutes a valid point:I do not think it will be sound.
I do not think that in the CE market the PSP will fail as bad as Betamax did (which btw, did better in the hands of the professional market), instead I think that it has the capability of carving a nice space for itself: the handheld market can grow.
lockii said:I must have missed the part where I declared the DS the outright winner, I did state that he had a valid point, but that at this stage, it was fanboy speculation.
JoDark said:You know what? I kind of enjoyed my Game Gear, really enjoyed my Turbo Express, and LOVED (still play sometimes), my Nomad.
They ALL had battery life at or below 2 hours, with 4-6AA batteries.
All the while, I have enjoyed the GB/GBA/SP. I have over 250 games for them in fact.
And I will buy a PSP on the day it ships. As of now; unless I see a game I really need, I won't buy the DS on launch day. When Advance Wars ships, that day I will have to have it. For Mario 64 on a d-pad, Animal Crossing, and a Warioware wanna be; sorry, that money is earmarked for the PILES of great console games this fall.
Nintendo needs to get their shit together NOW. NOW FRICKING GOD DAMN IT, ARE YOU LISTENING IWATA-CUN?????
The PSP is DAMN cool, think Ipod with even more style. Add in wireless online, and a few big name games, like, I don't know, GT4, a version of GTA, maybe a REAL FF (not a 1 and 2 upgrade...)
I love Nintendo, I will always support them, but they are really risking mass market obscurity more and more these days.
Or just using neither and not looking like a fool.GaimeGuy said:... and It's "kun," not "cun." Besides, you shouldn't be using "kun" with Iwata. He's not an acquaintance of yours, is he? Nor is he younger than you. "san" is what you should be using, in all likelihood.
Lambtron said:Or just using neither.