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Mr.Metralha on 28 January 2011
Xen said:
Carl2291 said:

I personally think the only place where NGP will give problems to the 3DS will be in Japan. That problem wont really be a big one, it will just be SW-Wise.

You can only say for sure once the price and SKU's are declared dude.

If Monster Hunter ends up on 3DS, Japan is gone. Thats the flagship title that holds the PSP strong in that market.



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Pavolink on 28 January 2011
Beuli2 said:
Chibi.V.29 said:

No trash talk? None!? Aaaw :( i came here hoping for someone epic thread about how shit Nintendo think it is >.<

The one who stealth trolls is Reggie not Iwata. Iwata hides his trolls in a much harder way to analyse that you'll blow your mind before figuring out if it was just a coincidence of words or if he really was flamming his competitors.

I want to know what Reggie has to say about this.



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ElGranCabeza on 29 January 2011

The market has already decided Mr. Iwata.



LordTheNightKnight on 29 January 2011
Shonen said:

Now putting my fan boy aside i can say for sure that once someone saws the 3D on a 3DS their minds will set and they will just get a 3DS, now the biggest problem for sony is that by the time that the NGP arrives tons of millions will all ready had their 3DS experience and even with better visuais and a 5'' oled screen will take away the feeling of "That is just flat...and boring"


That makes as much sense at the "that's in SD, so it sucks" line said about the Wii and DS.

The games have to be good. That is what will sell either system.



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Shonen on 31 January 2011
Mr.Metralha said:
Xen said:
Carl2291 said:

I personally think the only place where NGP will give problems to the 3DS will be in Japan. That problem wont really be a big one, it will just be SW-Wise.

You can only say for sure once the price and SKU's are declared dude.

If Monster Hunter ends up on 3DS, Japan is gone. Thats the flagship title that holds the PSP strong in that market.

In fact i would go far beyond this i would say "Even a announcement of MH on the 3DS would be the end of the NGP" u cant compete against a console that has POkémon and Monster Hunter.



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LordTheNightKnight on 31 January 2011
Shonen said:
Mr.Metralha said:
Xen said:
Carl2291 said:

I personally think the only place where NGP will give problems to the 3DS will be in Japan. That problem wont really be a big one, it will just be SW-Wise.

You can only say for sure once the price and SKU's are declared dude.

If Monster Hunter ends up on 3DS, Japan is gone. Thats the flagship title that holds the PSP strong in that market.

In fact i would go far beyond this i would say "Even a announcement of MH on the 3DS would be the end of the NGP" u cant compete against a console that has POkémon and Monster Hunter.


Sony might have to release Gran Turismo Portable 2 on time to make up for that. Then again, GT3 was timely for the PS2, so it shows it's a good idea.



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Immortal on 31 January 2011

He's basically saying that the 3DS is correct. When did Iwata become so boastful?



 

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