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iefing. The focus remains the same, with a console "that can be enjoyed from young children to the elderly." <
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>The Kyoto-based company will invest more into the console, increasing research and development costs 27 percent from the previous year to 20 billion yen ($180 million US).<
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NINTENDO'S REVOLUTION?
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TStodden
Re: NINTENDO'S REVOLUTION?
It wouldn't surprise me if the next Nintendo system becomes as multipurpose as the PS2...<
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>It's nice to have a CD Player, DVD Player & backwards compatibility build into a game system. Especially for those who don't have a lot of space for everything. <
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KenseidenXL
Re: NINTENDO'S REVOLUTION?
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Tanthalasis
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What's wrong with having a DVD player AND backward compatability, though I doubt they'll have either? <
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soloist
Re: NINTENDO'S REVOLUTION?
Dealing with software piracy is a huge task<
>alone, but having to deal with issues<
>related to DVDs would be quite <
>the hassle. Both markets<
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>alone, but having to deal with issues<
>related to DVDs would be quite <
>the hassle. Both markets<
>can prove successful <
>if promoted pro-<
>perly and we-<
>ll suppor-<
>ted. <i></i>