Tuesday, September 13, 2005
GB Micro
Wired News: Game Boy Micro Goes Big on Style: "And although Nintendo has transferred most of its development efforts to its current-generation portable hardware, the Nintendo DS, the Game Boy Advance platform will likely see a steady flow of new software for the next couple of years.
Speaking of which, if the added portability of the Micro isn't a concern for you, then the Nintendo DS, which can play GBA games, is the better value. It is not nearly as svelte as the Micro, but has a larger screen -- as well as the ability to play its own exclusive software. And at $130, the DS costs only $30 more than the Micro."
Speaking of which, if the added portability of the Micro isn't a concern for you, then the Nintendo DS, which can play GBA games, is the better value. It is not nearly as svelte as the Micro, but has a larger screen -- as well as the ability to play its own exclusive software. And at $130, the DS costs only $30 more than the Micro."
