The edgy hardware
gloating is not a good feature, but still... :lolKobun Heat said:
Perhaps, but I wouldn't consider it until such a cart were 20GB or greater, and beyond that I still wouldn't use it to play GBA games.Leatherface said:If Nintendo was smart they would make some kind of flashable music only cart for the micro and make it work with i-tunes. All of a sudden GBMicro wouldn't be such a bad idea would it?!![]()
masud said:Wow. Fuck Nintendo and MS.
I don't know, but at least NoE has to do something with their €99 price for the GBA SP.FiRez said:So the GBA SP is still priced at 79$?
Lyte Edge said:I know I'm going to end up buying a Micro right at launch, so I'm not even going to kid myself and post a "I'll pass, it's too expensive" comment. :lol
The slim PS2 didn't get any price drops, and people (at least in my city) were running out an buying them, selling or trading their perfectly good larger PS2s in the process. The same thing is going to happen with the GB Micro. I expect to see lots of used GBA SPs all over the place soon.
nintendo.com.au said:The Game Boy micro will be available across Australia on November 3rd 2005, for a suggested retail price of $149.95. The Game Boy micro will be available in five colours at launch. The Platinum silver version will be available everywhere, with four other special colours being individually released through specific retailers. Other than the standard face plate, every unit sold will come with an alternative face plate that can be used to switch the style of your unit.
Ruzbeh said:
I was also the one that said that the new Zelda game was not going to be called Twilight Princess because it was too lame.