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It's what used to be called Windows Mobile for smartphones. Sort of a Blackberry or Symbian type OS. I'm guessing they changed the name from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone to sound more like the iPhone.
It's what used to be called Windows Mobile for smartphones. Sort of a Blackberry or Symbian type OS. I'm guessing they changed the name from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone to sound more like the iPhone.
That's a strange business decision to not put it on the DS. Granted I don't know the details, but still. I don't know anyone who owns a Windows phone.
It is like Canvas Curse (favorite DS game of all time) a lot, but different enough to make me want it.
It is like Canvas Curse (favorite DS game of all time) a lot, but different enough to make me want it.
I wonder why the title is "Ivy the Kiwi?" with a question-mark. Maybe she's not a Kiwi at all.
I was hoping for a Zune HD thing, which might have actually given me an excuse to buy it.
I was hoping for a Zune HD thing, which might have actually given me an excuse to buy it.
Every game ever sells well on Nintendo DS? Yes, well... I must be totally mistaken then. Well, me and every other developer that refuses to assume games just sell on DS.
Of course the platform choice could have many reasons for not coming to DS INITIALLY. Like, for example, licensing fees and cartridge costs as well as shipping infastructure and retail partnerships. Of course since every game ever made on DS sells so well, I don't know why a low budget. low risk project like this isn't banking on instant success at the small task of just showing up.
Or maybe a DS release, at this time, isn't supported by the projects budget, release table, or even profit share. Sorry to rant but this entire artcile spends half the time bitching that this isn't coming to X platform (aka self entitled) and the other half talking about how it's not looking like that great of a game anyway (thus asking the question, did even Yuji Naka expect gamers to shell out $20 as opposed to $5?)
Of course the platform choice could have many reasons for not coming to DS INITIALLY. Like, for example, licensing fees and cartridge costs as well as shipping infastructure and retail partnerships. Of course since every game ever made on DS sells so well, I don't know why a low budget. low risk project like this isn't banking on instant success at the small task of just showing up.
Or maybe a DS release, at this time, isn't supported by the projects budget, release table, or even profit share. Sorry to rant but this entire artcile spends half the time bitching that this isn't coming to X platform (aka self entitled) and the other half talking about how it's not looking like that great of a game anyway (thus asking the question, did even Yuji Naka expect gamers to shell out $20 as opposed to $5?)
I've got a Windows phone, but it doesn't have a touchscreen, since I'm not big on touchscreen phones. This does look pretty cool, though, and yes, the DS would give it much more attention.
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