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Not sure if it's backwards compatible with any of Nintendo's gaming systems. It's not supposed to be a replacement for the GBA, just another gaming system. Supposedly they will continue making the GBA. I honestly believe the PSP will blow it out of the water. The PSP will be higher in price, but not that much more. But in terms of quality, the Sony PSP will play PS2 quality graphics, where as the Nintendo DS will have graphics much the same as the 64. The PSP will also play movies, although they will be on Sony's minidiscs. So you can't watch the movies you already have. :-(
 
Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
Not sure if it's backwards compatible with any of Nintendo's gaming systems. It's not supposed to be a replacement for the GBA, just another gaming system. Supposedly they will continue making the GBA. I honestly believe the PSP will blow it out of the water. The PSP will be higher in price, but not that much more. But in terms of quality, the Sony PSP will play PS2 quality graphics, where as the Nintendo DS will have graphics much the same as the 64. The PSP will also play movies, although they will be on Sony's minidiscs. So you can't watch the movies you already have. :-(
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And this has WHAT to do with the guy's questions?
 
Originally posted by: werk
Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
Not sure if it's backwards compatible with any of Nintendo's gaming systems. It's not supposed to be a replacement for the GBA, just another gaming system. Supposedly they will continue making the GBA. I honestly believe the PSP will blow it out of the water. The PSP will be higher in price, but not that much more. But in terms of quality, the Sony PSP will play PS2 quality graphics, where as the Nintendo DS will have graphics much the same as the 64. The PSP will also play movies, although they will be on Sony's minidiscs. So you can't watch the movies you already have. :-(
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And this has WHAT to do with the guy's questions?
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Well, I vaguely answered his questions, while deftly inserting my own opinions to sway him from purchasing a Nintendo product.

What does your post have to do with answering his questions? 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
Originally posted by: werk
Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
Not sure if it's backwards compatible with any of Nintendo's gaming systems. It's not supposed to be a replacement for the GBA, just another gaming system. Supposedly they will continue making the GBA. I honestly believe the PSP will blow it out of the water. The PSP will be higher in price, but not that much more. But in terms of quality, the Sony PSP will play PS2 quality graphics, where as the Nintendo DS will have graphics much the same as the 64. The PSP will also play movies, although they will be on Sony's minidiscs. So you can't watch the movies you already have. :-(
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And this has WHAT to do with the guy's questions?
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Well, I vaguely answered his questions, while deftly inserting my own opinions to sway him from purchasing a Nintendo product.

What does your post have to do with answering his questions? 🙂
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I already answered his questions. You're just a troll.
 
DS "pre-order"
http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=252&products_id=4163&

DS price might be $199.99 USD

http://image.lik-sang.com/images//large/nintendo_ds.jpg

DS page
http://www.lik-sang.com/list.php?nav=left_sub&category=252&


Product Features

Nintendo's latest portable console

ARM7 and ARM9 Processors

Two seperate 3" TFT display panels

Semiconductor memory of up to 1 Gigabit

Compatible with Gameboy Advance games

One touch screen

Supports wireless networking over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
 
Originally posted by: hatim
I love Mario 😛 ...Sadly I cant find a SNES system anymore.. 🙁
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I'm sure you could get one on ebay, or just about any auction site. The Gamecube has lots of Mario games as well.
 
Originally posted by: hatim
So will GBA games work on it? How much will it retail?
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RipRidah? is it you? after all this time has the idiocy returned to wreck havoc on my life? be gone foul being. k thx.
 
Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
Originally posted by: hatim
I love Mario 😛 ...Sadly I cant find a SNES system anymore.. 🙁
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I'm sure you could get one on ebay, or just about any auction site. The Gamecube has lots of Mario games as well.
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supermario3? Any emulators for PC?
 
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