N-Gage No Longer Relevant
Spong.com (via Kotaku) has a story discussing a dire portent for the N-Gage. The Entertainment & Leisure Software Publishers Association sales charts will no longer reflect N-Gage sales. From the article: "The N-Gage chart, though still produced, is of little interest to anyone. Sales of the machine and its software have failed to make any impact on the market at all. We still keep sales charted and are available on monthly, quarterly and annual reports, though we have dropped the platform from the ELSPA chart following a lack of interest."
...but "No Longer" suggests they once were.
Trolling is a art,
Shouldn't the title read: N-Gage, Never Relevant
...they took out sidetalking.
I mean, COME ON! That was the best feature!
The N-Gage is not EN-Gaging.
Netcraft confirms it is not relevant. Meanwhile, on Slashdot, its irrelevancy is featured on the front page.
Irrelevant News for News. Stuff that doesn't matter anymore.
Well Netcraft hasn't confirmed it, so I'd be wary of this story.
*grin*
Your hair look like poop, Bob! - Wanker.
I think this comic from Penny Arcade pretty much sums up how much we all care about N-Gage
Let me guess... it will be called the "HO-Gage".
What's an N-Gage?
Let me guess... it will be called the "HO-Gage".
Well, then it sounds like it would be perfect for Choo Choo Rocket!
Or perhaps a port of Railroad Tycoon.
"There is more worth loving than we have strength to love." - Brian Jay Stanley
What about the Atari Lynx, please tell me they didn't drop it from the charts!
My brother was telling me about a friend of his that works for GameStop (in the Cleveland, OH area).
Apparently, they were the leading store of N-Gages sold, with 1. It caught some guy's eye as he was walking out of the store, so he decided he'd buy it on a whim. That guy returned it a week later.
So, with one returned unit, that store still had the most N-Gage sales in the Cleveland area.
I've been a fan of HO gage since I was about thirteen (I'm now 47). N-gage was always too small and the trucks seemed too big on most of the rolling stock that I looked at. So, I'm really glad to hear of it's demise. Oh... I just read a bit of the other comments. I found that some of the consoles that some of the other model railroaders used were not very good either. Anyway, keep up the good work in reporting all the latest. It's a real help to be tapped in and know what's going on.
*** Don't be dull.***
Doesn't the title falsely indicate that the N-Gage was at one time relevant?
I have a website. It's about Macs.