It's NintendoMatlock said:Honestly, we're about what...two months away from the supposed launch date of the DS, yet Nintendo still talks as if it's a year or so away. Media on the system is fairly sparse, and nothing really concrete is being shown.
...what gives?
shibbs said:We need info and movies on the launch games!
Lost Weekend said:If you think back, the GBASP kinda happened out of nowhere, too.
I actually think that they're going to wait until TGS to show anything (not that they're showing at TGS, but they want to wait until the PSP's software unveiling).
Tenguman said:I'm not concerned. For the most part, Nintendo has proven in the past that it knows what it's doing when it comes to hardware launches. Nintendo 64 had a great launch despite having only 2 games. And Gamecube, despite the delay, still sold very well at launch even without a Mario title. I won't even get started on the launches of the Gameboy line.
you're right, we heard that from IGN a while agoJohnny Nighttrain said:it'll hit the US sometime in november, and japan a week later. you didn't hear it from me though.
Well, it was also announced 6-8 months earlier, and Sony hasn't been shy with the press... PSP is only releasing 6 months later due to delays anyway, both were suppossed to release this year originally.snapty00 said:It'll probably be this year, but what amazes me is that despite having a release date at least six months later, more people seem to know about PSP already.
Regardless of reasoning, the bottomline is that it's weird. I wonder why Nintendo hasn't really been doing anything to correct it.jarrod said:Well, it was also announced 6-8 months earlier, and Sony hasn't been shy with the press... PSP is only releasing 6 months later due to delays anyway, both were suppossed to release this year originally.
I dunno, it is a little strange... maybe since supplies will be limited anyway, they'd rather try to push GC & GBA this holiday season? I'm sure within the next month we'll have a much clearer picture though.snapty00 said:Regardless of reasoning, the bottomline is that it's weird. I wonder why Nintendo hasn't really been doing anything to correct it.
wazoo said:we all know the DS launch titles :
Zelda Minish Cap
Super Mario Ball
DK King of Swin
...
we have plenty of movies, why are crying ??
Lost Weekend said:I wonder if any of those will have special DS fuctionality?
Honestly, we're about what...two months away from the supposed launch date of the DS, yet Nintendo still talks as if it's a year or so away. Media on the system is fairly sparse, and nothing really concrete is being shown.
I am only buying Atari Classics if there is one special game included on it. That game is Combat. I think it would be very cool with wireless play. Fuck the naysayers
Lost Weekend said:I am only buying Atari Classics if there is one special game included on it. That game is Combat. I think it would be very cool with wireless play. Fuck the naysayers
jarrod said:For US launch, I'm expecting...
-Caduceus: Emergency Operation
...at least, all seem likely imo.
JC10001 said:Because those are all GBA games?
Meier said:They're obviously trying to avoid cutting into GBA sales for as long as possible.
Culex said:Agreed. Not to mention, the Gameboy name sells itself, regardless of quality; i.e.: Gameboy Pocket, Gameboy Advance SP
Uh, no. They are "technically" GBA games. You can't call those DS games. Just like you can't call the PSOne version of Madden 2005 a PS2 game.wazoo said:They will play on the DS. Those are "technically" DS games.
Lost Weekend said:Hell yeah i'm serious I played the hell out of Combat back in the day. My favorite mode was two player tanks with the bouncing bullet physics.