NintendosBooger
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By the time the next "Game Boy" is released -- assuming that it will use CDs or non-cartridge based storage as a medium -- wouldn't the competing "PSP" by then already have a bigger library of games from the current PSP, since Sony would no doubt make any subsequent PSP models backward compatible and Nintendo will most likely be forced to let go of their cartridge feature in their next Game Boy device to conserve both space and cost?
So, in essence, Nintendo's next GB handheld might be "starting over" by dispossessing their enormous library of GB, GBA, and possibly DS games, while Sony's will have a leg up on their future PSP (whatever it will be called then) that could very well boast an enormous library from this generation?
So, in essence, Nintendo's next GB handheld might be "starting over" by dispossessing their enormous library of GB, GBA, and possibly DS games, while Sony's will have a leg up on their future PSP (whatever it will be called then) that could very well boast an enormous library from this generation?