RolStoppable said:
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Didn't the N-gage force nintendo to make the GBC? Because thier gameboy still had no color. I remember when my friend got the N-gage. I was like "WHATTATA??!?!~? you have color?!?!"
Okay. The original Odyssey should be on the list since it was the first relatively successful video game system. Is that serious enough?
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RolStoppable said:
That was a third party solution, but nonetheles you are correct. What noname2200 meant was the Satellaview which was only released in Japan. This thing was plugged into the bottom of the SNES (just like the 64DD into the N64) and could connect to a Nintendo server where you could download several games which were usually remakes of or add-ons to popular Nintendo titles such as the original Zelda, F-Zero and Excitebike. No online play though. |
So that takes away from the downloading for the 360 to get on the list. Well I guess it has nothing then.
@ Rol, I have no sense of humour 
Why are PS2 and PS1 6 and 7 on that list..
Something doesn't seem right here.
Sharky54 said:
Didn't the N-gage force nintendo to make the GBC? Because thier gameboy still had no color. I remember when my friend got the N-gage. I was like "WHATTATA??!?!~? you have color?!?!" |
Okay now you're just saying all kinds of crazy shit, so I'm gonna make a simple timeline for you.
1989: Game Boy (4 shades of grey, not backlit, long battery life, only $110, then $90, huge success) WITH TETRIS
1989: Atari Lynx (color, backlit, 4 hour battery life, $190, huge failure,) NO TETRIS
1990: Sega Game Gear (color, backlit, 5 hour battery life, $150, sold 11 million over 8 years) NO TETRIS
1991: Linx II (cheaper, sleeker, better re-launch of Lynx I, also instant failure) NO TETRIS
1998: Game Boy Color (color) WITH TETRIS DX
2001: Game Boy Advance
2003: N-Gage
2004: Nintendo DS and Sony PSP
2005: Nokia announces that the N-Gage is a piece of shit and has only sold 3 million copies and will now become an online gaming service for smartphones.
2008: Nokia launches it's N-Gage online gaming service for smartphones.
The Ghost of RubangB said:
Okay now you're just saying all kinds of crazy shit, so I'm gonna make a simple timeline for you.
1989: Game Boy (4 shades of grey, not backlit, long battery life, only $110, then $90, huge success) WITH TETRIS 1989: Atari Lynx (color, backlit, 4 hour battery life, $190, huge failure,) NO TETRIS 1990: Sega Game Gear (color, backlit, 5 hour battery life, $150, sold 11 million over 8 years) NO TETRIS 1991: Linx II (cheaper, sleeker, better re-launch of Lynx I, also instant failure) NO TETRIS 1998: Game Boy Color (color) WITH TETRIS DX 2001: Game Boy Advance 2003: N-Gage 2004: Nintendo DS and Sony PSP 2005: Nokia announces that the N-Gage is a piece of shit and has only sold 3 million copies and will now become an online gaming service for smartphones. 2008: Nokia launches it's N-Gage online gaming service for smartphones.
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I was being sarcastic about the N-Gage. I don't know about the other guy.
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Tag "Sorry man. Someone pissed in my Wheaties."
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Whoops i mixed up the game gear(or was it the lynx? i cant remember) and the N-gage Sorry about that. I am exhausted.
amp316 said:
I was being sarcastic about the N-Gage. I don't know about the other guy. |
Oh I know your M.O. by now. But the other guy's freaking me out. The spreading of lies about rumble, analog joysticks, the Power Glove, and the N-Gage all in one thread by a single poster is too much.
| Sharky54 said: Whoops i mixed up the game gear(or was it the lynx? i cant remember) and the N-gage Sorry about that. I am exhausted. |
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