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Solid Snake · 03-12-2005, 05:06 PM

I'm starting to lose a lot of faith in Nintendo's ability to stay afloat with the competition, if it is way to early to show the Revolution it just means that Sony and Microsoft are going to leave Nintendo in the dust.

The DS is a good handheld, but being able to play online only if your in a wireless hotspot may not appeal to people. What would cause me to go out and buy a DS is if they showcased some kind of palm software and media player at E3. Until then portables don't realy appeal to me.

03-12-2005, 05:06 PM	#17
Solid Snake Marquis Solid Snake is offline Location: Colorado Springs Now Playing: X-Men Legends Posts: 197	Re: No revolution at E3? I'm starting to lose a lot of faith in Nintendo's ability to stay afloat with the competition, if it is way to early to show the Revolution it just means that Sony and Microsoft are going to leave Nintendo in the dust. The DS is a good handheld, but being able to play online only if your in a wireless hotspot may not appeal to people. What would cause me to go out and buy a DS is if they showcased some kind of palm software and media player at E3. Until then portables don't realy appeal to me. __________________ "Hand-to-hand is the basis of all combat. Only a fool trusts his life to a weapon." Grey Fox "It's time you felt the power of a REAL super Saiyan....and I'm not talking about Goku."