justdefended
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Interesting article.
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I think that Nintendo could definitely take advantage of the simplicity of touch technology to leverage its dominance in the portable game market. Of course they need to build easy-to-learn titles like parlor games and the network interface, but when that's done I think DS games will be much easier for a mass market audience to grasp than games on the PSP.
Networked casino games could draw in an mature casual audience with licenses from the right Vegas casinos, while the hardcore gamers stick to networked Metroid, Zelda, Crystal Chronicles, etc. Nintendo, bring on the DS network already.
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I think that Nintendo could definitely take advantage of the simplicity of touch technology to leverage its dominance in the portable game market. Of course they need to build easy-to-learn titles like parlor games and the network interface, but when that's done I think DS games will be much easier for a mass market audience to grasp than games on the PSP.
Networked casino games could draw in an mature casual audience with licenses from the right Vegas casinos, while the hardcore gamers stick to networked Metroid, Zelda, Crystal Chronicles, etc. Nintendo, bring on the DS network already.