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« on: 22 March, 2011, 21:01:13 »
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I bet it will be slightly more advanced, or if it isn't graphical-wise, then it will be with the 2 screens.

However, the problem is that for some system, the game choice dropped from a system to another. For example, a lot of NES RPGs are absent from the GBC, and for the GBA the sound quality for many game ports is crappy, not to mention I have yet to see classics such as Secret of Mana and Chrono Trigger for the GBA (although CT came out for the DS later). The DS seems to break this trend, though, considering the 64 had a terrible game choice (great games, but where are all the RPGs?)
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