| curl-6 said: No. Nintendo's hardware is creative and unique, and differentiates itself where Sony and Microsoft tend to be samey. Gaming would be a much less interesting place today if it wasn't for the Wii remote or the DS's dual screens. I'd be far less interested in the Wii U if it had a PS1-era dual analogue controller. And competition is good. |
I agree with you, this argument might have made more sense during the GameCube era. But even then they were designing their hardware around their software.
Also: there wasn't really anything competing with the GBA.







