Gaming A Couple Of Things.

[nintendo_freak]

Okay,2 Things.

1.okay,NES Has A Select Button,Super NES Has A Select Button
,Game Boy Has One,But N64 does Not Have One.What's Up With That?(GCN Hasen't Got One Too)

2.Game Boy Advanced Does Not Have Infred Sensor.Why?

There Ya Have It!:D

[Matt.D]

[color=rainbow] Heh, yah, what IS up with that? I guess N64 jes doesn't need 1...as 4 the no infa-red scanner on GBA, meh, their probably jes too lazy to put them on...[/color]

[Krillen]

ill answer that, the start button on nes was originally supposed to be an extra a button to continue on to the next thing in the game, while the select just served as a pause button, later updates just combined the two into one.

[sia]

yep and a brilliant inovation on their part

[Cecil]

Well... i think they dont have a select cause you could just have an other button do the same thing. If you see what select does in your games that use it you will notice it is something that isnt important. Also the N64 has about ten buttons (14 if you count each dirrection(sp) on the dpad,) But compared to the NES N64 has twice the amount of buttons so the select button is no longer needed.

They took off the infa red port (in my opinion) because 1. It might have cost a little to much and 2. Only one or two games need it.

I pretty sure thats right but if any one eles has any better resons than you are welcome to state them:babble:

[Matt.D]

[QUOTE][i]

They took off the infa red port (in my opinion) because 1. It might have cost a little to much and 2. Only one or two games need it.

I pretty sure thats right but if any one eles has any better resons than you are welcome to state them:babble: [/B][/QUOTE][color=rainbow] I still say they were jes too lazy...[/color]

[Nemesis]

nintendo are gonna release the infa red link as a seperate peripheral so if you want it then you'll have to buy it seperatley. They didnt bother to inculde it as it wasnt used much on the GBC and to keep the price down