
The good news: the website for Nintendo's retro, budget bit Generations (née Digistylish) series has gone live, featuring mini-pages for each of the three games contained in the series 1 package, Dotstream, Boundish, and Dialhex. The bad news: it's in Japanese. What we can extract from the site: the series 1 package, which includes the aforementioned three titles, will launch on July 13th in Japan for 2000 ¥ (about $17); the series 2 package, which includes Coloris, Digidrive, Orbital, and Soundvoyager, launches two weeks later for the same price.
More good news: we've embeddded a trailer after the break, so if you're unable (or unwilling) to navigate the Japanese page, keep reading to get a glimpse of some GBA-goodness.
[Via 4cr]


















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In any case, can we call this the Touch! Generations of the GBA? (At least in concept -- not exactly in execution)
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How do they look like "Wario Ware rejects"? Looks more like Lumines (at GBA resolution of course) and not some anime chick sniffing snot back into her nose. Second, I'm sure they will play as AWESOME as they look. You jerks must be the reason I had to import Rez, because all you want to look at is 64 million shades of brown goblin ass in Oblivion.
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I'm with rudimentalist on this one. We can thank all the graphics nerds and jocks for a 600 dollar PS3 and the inevitable lame sequels to madden, gta, halo, ect. New systems same song and dance.
Nintendo is my last stand for videogames. If the Wii fails then I wipe my hands of videogames...leaving it to the Xbox live pre-teens and MTV groupies
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