In the latest edition of Next Generation, Howard Lincoln revealed more info. on the N2000(x). "We are committed to bringing out the very best videogame-playing device at a very, very aggressive price point," Lincoln reavled to the magazine. Next Gen. also estimated that the N2000(x) will be priced around $99 win it first hits the shelves, but with no comment from Lincoln. But that price comes with a back-draw. You will not be able to play audio CD's or Movies. I dont know about you, but for an extra $30 or $40, I would like those two options. But someone will form some device to hook up with the N2000(x) so you can play video's and CD's, and Nintendo will once more be screwed over.

Microsoft?

And Microsoft may develop a few N2000(x) games. Windows for Nintendo? NO!!!!! Windows is to hard to run!!!!! But Flight Sim. was pretty good. If so, they will most likely make Monster Truck Madness for the Dolphin. But if Microsoft does get involved, then Nintendo and Sony will have something in common. IT'LL NEVER HAPPEN!!!!!! That's like saying oil and water mix!

Tinnie Tiny

And here is a pic of the 0.18 Micron copper IBM chip placed over a Nintendo Control Pad. *Small Parts, not for children under 8 years of age* Just a bit small dont you think. How big is the Dolphin itself gonna be. The damn controller is going to be bigger that the hardware! But it will have it advantages. These days, smaller means cheaper. No big, bulky hardware, and will be able to be stored away easily.

Rare Care

Now I have something that I can not criticize. Rare has had Dolphin development kits for some time now and have two games in production. Good news. No funny smart@$$ jokes. Just good, old fashioned news. Aw hell. They could of told us earlier! I wasn't gonna buy one cause the first 13 games were suppost to be made by Disney.But, we know now and I cant complain anymore.

The Final Word