Nintendo Announces GBA Sales Milestone
Thanks to TotalVideoGames.com for their article highlighting Nintendo's announcement that there have been 15 million GameBoy Advances sold in the U.S., at a rate of "...more than one unit sold every six seconds since the introduction of the Game Boy Advance in June, 2001." Nintendo also officially announced two new colors for the GBA SP, Flame (red) and Onyx (black), and even lay out their reasoning for those picks: "Color psychologists believe that certain hues generate specific, and often very strong responses in people. For example, black can foster strength and encourage independence, while red empowers and can stimulate the mind." Feel empowered yet?
My old game boy was white. White is for purity, chastity....oh crap.
The popularity of this platform proves that the 16bit era was the golden age of videogames.
Gameplay was king, and that was the primary selling point of the Genesis and SNES.
Hopefully developers will continue to expand it with original ideas, instead of ports of older games.
It still also constitutes a potential entry for the new game programmer.
RED UNS GO FASTA!
It is more productive to voice thoughtful opinions (reply) than to judge (moderate) others.
Michael.
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"Nintendo also officially announced two new colors for the GBA SP, Flame (red) and Onyx (black), and even lay out their reasoning for those picks..."
The fact that those colors have been available in Japan since the launch of the SP had nothing to do with it.
Right.
Color psychologists believe that certain hues generate specific, and often very strong responses in people. For example, black can foster strength and encourage independence, while red empowers and can stimulate the mind."
I've always assumed that the delight I got from splattering blood all over the place was due to some primal rage. Now I know that it's because it makes me smarter.
I have a lot of opinions about Cyborgs and Architects