SpideyVille
Walking out the Desert
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Why would Nintendo, of all people, pass up the opportunity to make more money? It's no different than what Apple does.
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What I'm saying is that its more profitable to sell a $60 NES Mini now, and then another $30-60 model in 6 months with different games, as opposed to a $90 model with more games.
Ah, that's different. I could see that, sure. Especially since the only added cost for making a "NES Mini 2" would be optimizing the new set of emulated games.
Yeah, it's not an atgames attempt. Just very impractical. It's something that will be fun for the first few nights, and then you'll move on to the next thing, since there's no staying power. What Nintendo should've done was include an actual 72 pin connector so it could run real NES games. Had they done that, I'd be interested. But they didn't. RetroZone did.
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Fans of the Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom have discovered a secret message hidden in the code of the console.
Heres a look at the actual message left by the developers.
Hanafuda captain is a cool throwback to Nintendos past, back when the company made Hanafuda playing cards.
Read more stories about Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom on Siliconera.
I kept looking for an NES classic, but couldn't ever find one. I ended up in a retro store buying an actual Nintendo for $60 and Mario and Ninja Turtles.