| Commando said: N*gage. I think the marketing alone was more than sales revenues. |
I loved my Ngage... it was t'awsome and the Splinter Cell game was really good.
^ well I was refferring to sales and profit.
I did not mean to speak on it's play and enjoyability. It's cool that you love it.
I still love my Virtual Boy (/cry I want more games for it).
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| mike_intellivision said: The N-Gage was a running joke -- while it was being sold. It also, unlike some of the newer multi-purpose units, sold as a gaming machine first (at least at Gamestop). (This is unlike Apple, which is trying to sell the gaming features of its music player and phone units). Mike from Morgantown |
I can attest to that. Back on GameFAQs, whenever anybody talked about any unfortunate experience they had with anything, "You bought an N-Gage, didn't you?" was the stock answer.
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^ Oh my god, Don't kill him!!!!
sorry it was too tempting.
"Let justice be done though the heavens fall." - Jim Garrison
"Ask not your horse, if ye should ride into battle" - myself
The Bouncer! Ahhh, god that game was terrible.
Everything except the PS2 and GBA... really... compaired to those two everything else was pathetic. This gens flow is Wiipoint... err DSi points... ummm... yeah... ;-p
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