People don't learn from history and it will repeat itself or there will be so much ownage on SW either way?
C'mon man,
history is being made right now.
revel in the excitment and drama. I am.
I'm backing that the 3DS will blow the PSP2 out of the water.
nintendo-4life
When the DS and the PSP were announced, people were SURE that the DS would die in the face of a $200 PSP... the PSP had everything going for it, it seemed like the perfect handheld... where did it go wrong? We're in that exact same situation here, except right now, the fabled PSP2 is the DS, which nobody but the most hardcore of Sony fanboys would give a chance, and the 3DS is the PSP, the perfect handheld that seems to have everything going in its favour... You talk about learning lessons from history, don't you see how history is repeating itself? I'm not saying the 3DS will bomb, no. Just that this time, Nintendo may and most probably WILL find the going tougher than ever before... 100% agreed. I'm not sure what Nintendo is thinking exactly. The 3DS looks amazing but I would have cut a lot of non game features to make it more affordable. The Motion sensing aspects were not needed at all.
this probably isn't a good assessment only because we know nothing of the psp2. the DS also launched first if I'm not mistaken, which I believed to be a pretty big contributing factor. I think nintendo knows exactly what they're doing and how it'll perform, and Sony is in a tough spot primarily because of it's launch window. psp2 does have the potential to be quite the variable, but I just don't see it as history repeating itself with a role reversal twist, moreso a repeat in terms of launch time frame and strategy.
a rainbow road ride akin to disney's space mountain. indoor and have the kart racers racing next to you. also for some reason wario's churros sounds like it would be a nice food stand... somewhat degrading work uniform though
I live in southern california and it really depends WHICH city you live in. If you live anywhere in or near Santa Monica, Los Angeles, or the San Diego area, then yes it will be quite difficult to make a living. However, in the inland valley cities (Riverside, Moreno Valley, San bernardino,etc) You can get by easily even with a low income. Even though those cities are not as glamorous as the other ones, they are very cheap to live in. Don't believe what others have said about people being cranky. People here are nice.fighter91
this. and alot of these places aren't too far away from where all the action is. I live in the riverside area and routinly take trips to LA and OC, even occasionally trek up more north to Santa Barbara. people really aren't too bad over here. hell, when I visited other states you wont believe the kind of discrimination I get when I say I'm from california... for some reason I am looked at as if I'm an alien when that's thrown out there. the heat is the only real issue, but other than that... its a really nice place to live and I can't imagine living anywhere else.
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