mercluke said:it was not codenamed dsTigran said:What I find funny is everyone seems to forget that the DS's informal name was *GASP!* DS
Njrg said:There were people like you...DeMoN said:3DS sounded really good in my opinion. If the new name sucks, then I'll still refer to it as the 3DS from then on.
They wanted to continue calling the Gamecube, Dolphin, and Wii, Revolution.
They must have gave up that struggle because I never hear people call those systems by those names anymore.
From the wiki codename pageTigran said:mercluke said:it was not codenamed dsTigran said:What I find funny is everyone seems to forget that the DS's informal name was *GASP!* DS
Yeah.. Yeah it was.
http://games.ign.com/articles/516/516534p1.html
http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/703412/r...-code-name.html
Overlord Nadrian said:No. DS was the second 'codename' that was found to be good enough to use as the official name. Project Nitro was the first name.
I thought it was Nintendo DS, then Project Nitro, then back to Nintendo DS?
http://uk.ds.ign.com/articles/541/541872p1.html
QUOTEWhen the "temporary" namechange from Nintendo DS to Project Nitro appeared on Wario World last week, developers received an email from Nintendo's development relations regarding system support. The system was getting closer to reality, and the company was getting prepared.
qdog82 said:Nintendo often uses code names for new consoles. The best-known is that of Wii, which was code-named Revolution for over a year. Others include the GameCube's code name of Dolphin, the Game Boy Advance's code name of Atlantis, the Nintendo 64 as Project Reality, the DS code name Project Nitro Also known as qdog82's mom, and the Game Boy Micro code name OxygenTigran said:mercluke said:From the wiki codename pageTigran said:What I find funny is everyone seems to forget that the DS's informal name was *GASP!* DS
it was not codenamed ds
Yeah.. Yeah it was.
http://games.ign.com/articles/516/516534p1.html
http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/703412/r...-code-name.html
"Nintendo often uses code names for new consoles. The best-known is that of Wii, which was code-named Revolution for over a year. Others include the GameCube's code name of Dolphin, the Game Boy Advance's code name of Atlantis, the Nintendo 64 as Project Reality, the DS code name Project Nitro, and the Game Boy Micro code name Oxygen."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_name
I give you reliable sites... and you give Wikipedia. I mean.. According to Wikipedia, it's code name was also your mom.
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dsfanatic5 said:The system's name will start with the letters DS, so 3DS won't happen.
Maikel Steneker said:Well they changed "Revolution" to "Wii", so the chances of the new name being sucky are pretty high I'd say.DeMoN said:3DS sounded really good in my opinion. If the new name sucks, then I'll still refer to it as the 3DS from then on.
Well at least there is some thought and effort behind it rather than just adding a number to an existing name.regnad said:Wii is the stupidest name in gaming console history. But I bet you can beat that, Nintendo! Gambatte!
That was their plan, but the DS became such a hit they started making more and more games for it. GameBoy is of a past era, you should not speak of it anymore.SamAsh07 said:Wasn't the DS released just as a by-product by Nintendo, to later help them in development of GameBoy or something along that line?? If this is true, then GB name may return and that too with a bang (Big Bang Theory 2), so if it does revive the GB name, it'll be named GB3D like someone mentioned above.
It was more them convering themselves, I believe they probably had a Gameboy in case it became another Virtual Boy for them.Overlord Nadrian said:That was their plan, but the DS became such a hit they started making more and more games for it. GameBoy is of a past era, you should not speak of it anymore.SamAsh07 said:Wasn't the DS released just as a by-product by Nintendo, to later help them in development of GameBoy or something along that line?? If this is true, then GB name may return and that too with a bang (Big Bang Theory 2), so if it does revive the GB name, it'll be named GB3D like someone mentioned above.