Aardvark
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Ενα ενδιαφερον αρθρο απο το EDGE οταν η Νιντυ δεν ηταν στα πανω της, n64-cube.
Εικονες και ινφο και απο το περιοδικο Νext Gen (1996),το 2ο μερος τους αρθρου την αλλη εβδομαδα.
Δειγμα.......
Looking Back at 1996: Nintendo's Fall, Part 1 [Edge Online]
Εικονες και ινφο και απο το περιοδικο Νext Gen (1996),το 2ο μερος τους αρθρου την αλλη εβδομαδα.
Δειγμα.......
For the last two generations, Nintendo's primary consoles landed second and third in the three-way leg races for console supremacy. The Nintendo 64 and the GameCube each had their moments in the sun--with Mario and Zelda blockbusters and several other big guns in regular intervals--but on the whole, those systems were not the kind of successes Nintendo or its fans were used to--or expected.
Nintendo 64 and GameCube made money for Nintendo, but weren't as friendly or as attractive to third-party publishers. Nintendo's storage media proved less easy to use and stored less than competitors' media. And Nintendo, though it was trying, didn't have the means of distinguishing itself enough from its competitors.
Looking Back at 1996: Nintendo's Fall, Part 1 [Edge Online]