Of course not; because then they'd have no marketing angle.Originally posted by Chux
I play mine in public. Lets say I'm waiting for the lightrail to arrive. Blam, out comes the SP and I'll be playing. Now if I'm at a place that has a lot of people, I'm not gonna be non-social, so I won't even bring it. There is a difference there, and Nokia isn't acknowledging it.
"Play less-than-PSOne style graphics on the go"
Uh, no.
"It's a PDA, cell phone, and gaming machine"
This might be better to tout than,
"hey hipster, if you're out with a crowd, screw socializing and just impress them with how much money you can spend on a toy. Hell, ignore that GBA - it doesn't cost enough. And it's made by a child's toy manufacturer; it's sooooooo passe and kiddy. My homie said so. And Bones know what Bones talks about."
Stupid. The only selling point of the N-Gage is its multifunction, which imo, it doesn't even do right. 300 dollars for a 'handheld' that plays really ugly games...oh, and you can call people too. Then again, I've seen much worse ideas on cellphones for just as much money.
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