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Originally Posted by Eleo
I'm confused by this discussion. I thought the Nintendo DS was the successor to the Gameboy Advance? I'm totally baffled here. I didn't really expect a new gameboy; in my eyes the DS is the new Gameboy. Why would someone have to announce that there wouldn't be a new Gameboy.
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Because if you follow Nintendo then you'd know about what Nintendo had set up to be three pillars - the GBA line, the cube/Wii, and the DS. They kept that going since they announced the DS. This talk is basically Nintendo saying they're giving on giving most of their support to the GBA pillar which makes sense since the DS was very, very successful. They'll obviously still put out more GBA SP's if the market keeps buying them and the developers will still make games for the platform if people keep buying them. However, this is just a passing confirmation of what we've seen a gradual progression towards.
There's nowhere I can't reach.