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Nintendo, Sony Start Handheld Gaming Battle At E3

An anonymous reader writes "There's a Wired News article up discussing the fight for handheld game console supremacy starting at next week's E3 Expo. According to Wired News, 'Nintendo, the biggest seller of video-game consoles 15 years ago, once again faces a tough street fight against Sony, the upstart that stole much of the video-game business with its PlayStation. This time, the fight is over handheld video-game machines, and if Nintendo loses, it could be in serious trouble.' It explains: 'Nintendo is expected to give peeks at its next-generation handheld system -- code-named the DS -- while Sony will release more information about its PSP. Both companies will be vying for the hearts and minds of gamers and -- more importantly -- software developers.' Who's gonna win?" Slashdot Games recently ran a related story that has developers and journalists analyzing the showdown to come.

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  1. I went to E3 last year... by Xhad · · Score: 1, Offtopic
    ...and one of the most memorable events was when I got separated from one of my friends and didn't happen to have a phone on me. I missed lunch and barely found someone from my group in time (I was the last to arrive and didn't know where my group's hotel was either!)

    The reason? Nintendo had a bunch of their chicks walking around with GBAs strapped to their hips, and both me and my friend had happened to run into them at the same time.

    Man am I sorry I'm not going this year. :(

  2. Re:Who's going to win? by technomancerX · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    What's this got to do with Longhorn?

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  3. Orkut by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Did anyone notice orkut is down ? I haven't been able to check it all morning. Feeling dizzy.

  4. --THIS STORE IS A LIE ! -- by tyrani · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    The now most common Ad on Slashdot told me so. The TCO for windows is WAY lower. There's a prety bar graph and everything!!!

    LIARS! :)

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