SKMBlake said:
Intrinsic said:
. But I am not stupid. I know what a home console is and what makes something a home console. I have almost 30yrs of consoles to look it if I need to be reminded. I also know what a handheld is and what makes it a handheld, again.... I have 30+ yrs worth f hardware to know what that is. So i am sorry, but when nintendo takes what by design, form and function is a handheld and ships it with a dock that lets you connect it to your tv....... that doesn't suddenly make it a home console for me. Regardless of whatever kinda PR BS nintendo spews.
If I am wrong? fine... if this somehow makes me silly in your book? thats fine too. But as i said.... I have seen a lot f handhelds, and the NS is looks and acts more like a handheld than anything else... so idk......
More interestingly though, try something. Type "all handheld consoles" on google and see what pops up. Then type "all home consoles"..........
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Well, if you go by "it's not what a console is used to look like, it's more like a handheld because I've seen both in 30 years and that's dictates me how I see what is a console and what is a handheld", I can make non-sense arguments to answer that.
What cell-phones looked like for almost 20 years:
What they do now:
And what they're will in the future:
Does it look like a phone to you ? But it is.
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Yes it does.... physical buttons were just replaced with soft buttons in a screen. But the form factor is the same. Fits in your pocket. Has a battery. Makes calls.
But since you have so many pictures on tap.... how about yu show us pictures of all handhelds and put the NS next t them. :)
But lts not derail this thread any further I have made my points... you have made yours, we dont have to agree.
