This is what Nintendo should’ve launched alongside the Micro if they wanted it to sell.
bitGenerations are sort of the Touch Generations equivalent of the GBA; they’re small games focused on simple gameplay. There are 7 of them currently, divided into series 1 and series 2, and are all based on light and sound, lending them a cool techno-ish vibe.
At the moment, the website allows you to explore what the first series has to offer, consisting of Dialnex, Dotstream and Boundish, available on July 13th. Series 2 – Coloris, Digidrive, Orbital, and Soundvoyager – is available on July 27th. Both are Japanese dates, of course, although these might be worth importing, since NoA is unlikely to localize them.
I have actually been following these for a while since they one of the last group of listed games coming out of japan on Gamefaqs. I had a video saved somewhere that showed what each game was like, but misplaced it. I'm not sure which one looked really good, but I was interested in either Digidrive or Soundvoyager.Anyway besides that they all looked interesting, and fun in their own unique way.
This definately seems worthwhile. Will follow these closely, maybe an import is in order.
Interesting…
Unless there's a lot more to each title, I can't see why they didn't just make them all one bundled release. Okay, maybe they're individually sort of inexpensive, but are they still really worth the asking price?
Interesting…What is the asking price?:o)
20 or less.
I would definitely get two or three, maybe four, for $20.00 or less… Unfortunately, it looks like we'll have to import them, which I'm sure will add about $10.00 to the price.Ironically, I've been using my micro far more than my DS Lite lately… Its superior portability makes all the difference to me! These titles look a bit more "hipster", like they belong on the micro…
Interesting…/strokes chin