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Game Forum / Nintendo / Game Boy / January 2004Game Boy Enhanced - portable Cube/GBA player (w/pic)
This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a next-gen system, but a portable that combines a GC and a GBA into one unit. http://games.sympatico.ca/news/stories/20040116152411_breakingnews.html Wonder if that pic is of the final hardware, or just a prototype model. It's definitely got all the same buttons as a Cube controller anyway. Interesting! -Z- >This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's >"not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >-Z- You do know that's fake, right? That photo has been flying around the internet for months now and it's just as fake now as it was back then. I just wanted to make you aware of that if you're not already. Hopefully, however, you are. --Garp http://garpland.com > You do know that's fake, right? That photo has been flying around the > internet for months now and it's just as fake now as it was back then. Makes sense that the photo is fake. The story sounds legit though, or plausible. I guess we'll see. I hope the actual unit (if it's real) looks better than that pic. -Z- > You do know that's fake, right? That photo has been flying around the > internet for months now and it's just as fake now as it was back then. > I just wanted to make you aware of that if you're not already. > Hopefully, however, you are. > --Garp > http://garpland.com Yeah, the story sounded iffy... but you gotta admit, the idea would be sound if done by Nintendo. It'd force people to like the GC, or some people at least. That would hardly fit in with the hints Nintendo has given us about the new device. > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's > "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > -Z- > That would hardly fit in with the hints Nintendo has given us about the new > device. If you believe their marketing hype about the new device being some kind of transcendent videogaming experience, sure. But let's not forget this is the same company that thought the Virtual Boy would fly, and which ended their E3 2003 presentation with a freaking Pac-Man game. All they've really said is it's not a new GC or a new GBA. And since there hasn't been a handheld that played console games since the TurboGrafx portable thingy (IIRC), this could pass as new and revolutionary. It also fits because Nintendo clearly created this new device fairly quickly, suggesting it's not something that required a ton of R&D. -Z- >> That would hardly fit in with the hints Nintendo has given us about >> the new device. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > -Z- Pac-Man Vs. is friggin' brilliant. "Pac-Man ate a power pellet!" > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 > that's "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy > Advance" -- not a next-gen system, but a portable that combines a GC > and a GBA into one unit. But wouldn't a portable game cube basically be the sucessor to the GBA? It wouldn't really be combining a GBA into it, it would just be continuing the tradition of backwards compatibility for the GB either way it's a really cool idea... personally I hope they do it... even if it's not their "new big thing" SEV > > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 > > that's "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > It wouldn't really be combining a GBA into it, it would just be > continuing the tradition of backwards compatibility for the GB > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's > "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Interesting! As others have said, that's an old and fake pic. Personally, I'm hoping for some kind of holographic projector. DDR... VR SEV > > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's > > "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > As others have said, that's an old and fake pic. Personally, I'm hoping for > some kind of holographic projector. Me too but that won't be available for another 10yrs or even 20yrs > > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's > > "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > As others have said, that's an old and fake pic. Personally, I'm hoping for > some kind of holographic projector. Yeah right. Definately false > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's > "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > -Z- Laughing my a.s off (hahahahahhaahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahha?) -- You weren't serious were you? It's just another fake picture. > This appears to be Nintendo's big hardware announcement for E3 2004 that's > "not a successor to either the Gamecube or the Game Boy Advance" -- not a [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > -Z- |
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