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Well, one of the reasons could be how easy it is to use iTunes. It is easy to have all your music stored on your mac or pc and then play it from your iPhone, iPod or directly on your computer. But Apple’s hosting strategy may be a significant part of the reason as well. With servers located in low taxed countries one could argue they have an unfair advantage over the local players in the countries.

So what happens next? Will Apple begin to control the gaming market in the same way as they do the music market? With the iPad launched, I think the games industry should begin to consider what to do next - at least the hardware producing players like SONY with PlayStation 3, Nintendo with Nintendo Wii and Microsoft with the Xbox 360.

So how will the computer games industry be able to endure
First of all; the computer games industry will survive - it’s the most growing part of the entertainment industry, when you consider both games for pc and mac, games for consoles, games for handheld, games for mobile phones and also free online games.

But how will today’s players then be able to survive in retail stores and not face the same faith as the music business ? One of the things we have seen during the past 3-4 years is using more hardware for the gameplay . Take for instance Rock Band from Harmonics, Guitar Hero - now Band Hero - from Activision-Blizzard, Wii Fit from Nintendo to mention the big sellers, but also products like Rapala We Fish, High School Musical , Singstar, Buzz and a lot of other games where you need some additional hardware to play the game. This is not - and will never be - downloadable content , so maybe this will be the retailers’ way to survive the online threat .

So if the games industry want their products in the retail stores, they need to think in terms of hardware and not only software - and at the same time, if the retail stores want to continue selling games, they need to focus on the games that include some kind of hardware and gaming accessories as such.

It will be very exciting to follow the gaming industry in the coming years - maybe we will be spectators of a real massacre.

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Well, one of the reasons could be how easy it is to use iTunes. It is easy to have all your music stored on your mac or pc and then play it from your iPhone, iPod or directly on your computer. But Apple’s hosting strategy may be a significant part of the reason as well. With servers located in low taxed countries one could argue they have an unfair advantage over the local players in the countries.

So what happens next? Will Apple begin to control the gaming market in the same way as they do the music market? With the iPad launched, I think the games industry should begin to consider what to do next - at least the hardware producing players like SONY with PlayStation 3, Nintendo with Nintendo Wii and Microsoft with the Xbox 360.

So how will the computer games industry be able to endure
First of all; the computer games industry will survive - it’s the most growing part of the entertainment industry, when you consider both games for pc and mac, games for consoles, games for handheld, games for mobile phones and also free online games.

But how will today’s players then be able to survive in retail stores and not face the same faith as the music business ? One of the things we have seen during the past 3-4 years is using more hardware for the gameplay . Take for instance Rock Band from Harmonics, Guitar Hero - now Band Hero - from Activision-Blizzard, Wii Fit from Nintendo to mention the big sellers, but also products like Rapala We Fish, High School Musical , Singstar, Buzz and a lot of other games where you need some additional hardware to play the game. This is not - and will never be - downloadable content , so maybe this will be the retailers’ way to survive the online threat .

So if the games industry want their products in the retail stores, they need to think in terms of hardware and not only software - and at the same time, if the retail stores want to continue selling games, they need to focus on the games that include some kind of hardware and gaming accessories as such.

It will be very exciting to follow the gaming industry in the coming years - maybe we will be spectators of a real massacre.

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Well, one of the reasons could be how easy it is to use iTunes. It is easy to have all your music stored on your mac or pc and then play it from your iPhone, iPod or directly on your computer. But Apple’s hosting strategy may be a significant part of the reason as well. With servers located in low taxed countries one could argue they have an unfair advantage over the local players in the countries.

So what happens next? Will Apple begin to control the gaming market in the same way as they do the music market? With the iPad launched, I think the games industry should begin to consider what to do next - at least the hardware producing players like SONY with PlayStation 3, Nintendo with Nintendo Wii and Microsoft with the Xbox 360.

So how will the computer games industry be able to endure
First of all; the computer games industry will survive - it’s the most growing part of the entertainment industry, when you consider both games for pc and mac, games for consoles, games for handheld, games for mobile phones and also free online games.

But how will today’s players then be able to survive in retail stores and not face the same faith as the music business ? One of the things we have seen during the past 3-4 years is using more hardware for the gameplay . Take for instance Rock Band from Harmonics, Guitar Hero - now Band Hero - from Activision-Blizzard, Wii Fit from Nintendo to mention the big sellers, but also products like Rapala We Fish, High School Musical , Singstar, Buzz and a lot of other games where you need some additional hardware to play the game. This is not - and will never be - downloadable content , so maybe this will be the retailers’ way to survive the online threat .

So if the games industry want their products in the retail stores, they need to think in terms of hardware and not only software - and at the same time, if the retail stores want to continue selling games, they need to focus on the games that include some kind of hardware and gaming accessories as such.

It will be very exciting to follow the gaming industry in the coming years - maybe we will be spectators of a real massacre.

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Well, one of the reasons could be how easy it is to use iTunes. It is easy to have all your music stored on your mac or pc and then play it from your iPhone, iPod or directly on your computer. But Apple’s hosting strategy may be a significant part of the reason as well. With servers located in low taxed countries one could argue they have an unfair advantage over the local players in the countries.

So what happens next? Will Apple begin to control the gaming market in the same way as they do the music market? With the iPad launched, I think the games industry should begin to consider what to do next - at least the hardware producing players like SONY with PlayStation 3, Nintendo with Nintendo Wii and Microsoft with the Xbox 360.

So how will the computer games industry be able to endure
First of all; the computer games industry will survive - it’s the most growing part of the entertainment industry, when you consider both games for pc and mac, games for consoles, games for handheld, games for mobile phones and also free online games.

But how will today’s players then be able to survive in retail stores and not face the same faith as the music business ? One of the things we have seen during the past 3-4 years is using more hardware for the gameplay . Take for instance Rock Band from Harmonics, Guitar Hero - now Band Hero - from Activision-Blizzard, Wii Fit from Nintendo to mention the big sellers, but also products like Rapala We Fish, High School Musical , Singstar, Buzz and a lot of other games where you need some additional hardware to play the game. This is not - and will never be - downloadable content , so maybe this will be the retailers’ way to survive the online threat .

So if the games industry want their products in the retail stores, they need to think in terms of hardware and not only software - and at the same time, if the retail stores want to continue selling games, they need to focus on the games that include some kind of hardware and gaming accessories as such.

It will be very exciting to follow the gaming industry in the coming years - maybe we will be spectators of a real massacre.

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Well, one of the reasons could be how easy it is to use iTunes. It is easy to have all your music stored on your mac or pc and then play it from your iPhone, iPod or directly on your computer. But Apple’s hosting strategy may be a significant part of the reason as well. With servers located in low taxed countries one could argue they have an unfair advantage over the local players in the countries.

So what happens next? Will Apple begin to control the gaming market in the same way as they do the music market? With the iPad launched, I think the games industry should begin to consider what to do next - at least the hardware producing players like SONY with PlayStation 3, Nintendo with Nintendo Wii and Microsoft with the Xbox 360.

So how will the computer games industry be able to endure
First of all; the computer games industry will survive - it’s the most growing part of the entertainment industry, when you consider both games for pc and mac, games for consoles, games for handheld, games for mobile phones and also free online games.

But how will today’s players then be able to survive in retail stores and not face the same faith as the music business ? One of the things we have seen during the past 3-4 years is using more hardware for the gameplay . Take for instance Rock Band from Harmonics, Guitar Hero - now Band Hero - from Activision-Blizzard, Wii Fit from Nintendo to mention the big sellers, but also products like Rapala We Fish, High School Musical , Singstar, Buzz and a lot of other games where you need some additional hardware to play the game. This is not - and will never be - downloadable content , so maybe this will be the retailers’ way to survive the online threat .

So if the games industry want their products in the retail stores, they need to think in terms of hardware and not only software - and at the same time, if the retail stores want to continue selling games, they need to focus on the games that include some kind of hardware and gaming accessories as such.

It will be very exciting to follow the gaming industry in the coming years - maybe we will be spectators of a real massacre.

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Alright then, ready to talk about the types of games available for your R4 Card ?  There are plenty of them really .  The game that keeps me glued to my NDS and my R4 Card is the retro game Lemmings.  Lemmings DS that is, for the Nintendo DS and DSi.  Created by an R4 Card amateur game developer . The quality of the game is honestly at par with many of the official and commerically developed games for the DS and DSi.  And this is what makes it really stand out from the rest .  The game itself has been ported and released in various forms on other game consoles and classic computers , even the Sony PSP has a version,  the Nintendo DS really seems like the more right format for this game, if only because of the dual screen and the ability to use the touch controls. 

While the game is great on the Sony PSP, navigating the menus and different tools or options is rather tough with a control pad.  The NDS version of Lemmings really shines becasue of the touch play - making selecting tools and options a breeze, just as it would be with your mouse on your computer. 

It is because these homebrew games are of such high quality that people are flocking to the R4 Card and taking advantage of what it has to offer in terms of homebrew gaming and also, developing your own Nintendo DS homebrew games.

Lemmings originally was released as a computer game. First for the Amiga 500 and then later it was ported over to the commodore 64 as well as the PC. Truly one of the best old school classic action / strategy / puzzle game to come along at that time. So popular in fact that it was also release for the Super Nintendo too. And now - thanks to the hard work and devotion of of some amateur game programmers, you can enjoy it on your Nintendo DS or DSi with an R4i SDHC Card.

In Lemmings, your job is to save these helpless and hopeless Lemmings by taking them from their cave or cavern and getting them to the exit. This is done by way of digging, blowing things up, climb, and building bridges. There are loads of tools at your disposal, and in some extremely funny cases, you may have to sacrifice a Lemming or two as you try to dig or climb your way to the exit on the screen.

The game appeals to a truly wide audience because it has a lot of different gameplay styles all built in .  It is a mix of strategy playing, puzzle solving and filled with loads of action to boot .  Lemminds DS will definitely keep you wanting to play it more and more .  And thankfully you can do just that.   With this DS version, every level for the various versions of lemmings have been added and included .  While you may dismiss this game as just mindless fun, I can personally guarantee that you’ll need plenty of strategic thinking and skills to move forward to each new level .   You have to plan precisely how you’ll get past the barries to get your lemmings to the exit - and keeping enough of them alive and well to ensure that you move on to the next level.

The R4 Card version of Lemmings for the DS really is how the game was meant to be played.  Of course, playing it on the Amiga 500 or the C64 really takes us back to the old days.   The ability to the touch screen to navigate the Lemmings to their rescue and exit point is exactly how the game was meant to be played.  I still look at this game and find it amazing that the wonderful programmers behind it expect no payment.  They release games of this quality for the sheer joy of making the game.

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While the game is great on the Sony PSP, navigating the menus and different tools or options is rather tough with a control pad.  The NDS version of Lemmings really shines becasue of the touch play - making selecting tools and options a breeze, just as it would be with your mouse on your computer. 

It is because these homebrew games are of such high quality that people are flocking to the R4 Card and taking advantage of what it has to offer in terms of homebrew gaming and also, developing your own Nintendo DS homebrew games.

Lemmings originally was released as a computer game. First for the Amiga 500 and then later it was ported over to the commodore 64 as well as the PC. Truly one of the best old school classic action / strategy / puzzle game to come along at that time. So popular in fact that it was also release for the Super Nintendo too. And now - thanks to the hard work and devotion of of some amateur game programmers, you can enjoy it on your Nintendo DS or DSi with an R4i SDHC Card.

In Lemmings, your job is to save these helpless and hopeless Lemmings by taking them from their cave or cavern and getting them to the exit. This is done by way of digging, blowing things up, climb, and building bridges. There are loads of tools at your disposal, and in some extremely funny cases, you may have to sacrifice a Lemming or two as you try to dig or climb your way to the exit on the screen.

The game appeals to a truly wide audience because it has a lot of different gameplay styles all built in .  It is a mix of strategy playing, puzzle solving and filled with loads of action to boot .  Lemminds DS will definitely keep you wanting to play it more and more .  And thankfully you can do just that.   With this DS version, every level for the various versions of lemmings have been added and included .  While you may dismiss this game as just mindless fun, I can personally guarantee that you’ll need plenty of strategic thinking and skills to move forward to each new level .   You have to plan precisely how you’ll get past the barries to get your lemmings to the exit - and keeping enough of them alive and well to ensure that you move on to the next level.

The R4 Card version of Lemmings for the DS really is how the game was meant to be played.  Of course, playing it on the Amiga 500 or the C64 really takes us back to the old days.   The ability to the touch screen to navigate the Lemmings to their rescue and exit point is exactly how the game was meant to be played.  I still look at this game and find it amazing that the wonderful programmers behind it expect no payment.  They release games of this quality for the sheer joy of making the game.

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Alright then, ready to talk about the types of games available for your R4 Card ?  There are plenty of them really .  The game that keeps me glued to my NDS and my R4 Card is the retro game Lemmings.  Lemmings DS that is, for the Nintendo DS and DSi.  Created by an R4 Card amateur game developer . The quality of the game is honestly at par with many of the official and commerically developed games for the DS and DSi.  And this is what makes it really stand out from the rest .  The game itself has been ported and released in various forms on other game consoles and classic computers , even the Sony PSP has a version,  the Nintendo DS really seems like the more right format for this game, if only because of the dual screen and the ability to use the touch controls. 

While the game is great on the Sony PSP, navigating the menus and different tools or options is rather tough with a control pad.  The NDS version of Lemmings really shines becasue of the touch play - making selecting tools and options a breeze, just as it would be with your mouse on your computer. 

It is because these homebrew games are of such high quality that people are flocking to the R4 Card and taking advantage of what it has to offer in terms of homebrew gaming and also, developing your own Nintendo DS homebrew games.

Lemmings originally was released as a computer game. First for the Amiga 500 and then later it was ported over to the commodore 64 as well as the PC. Truly one of the best old school classic action / strategy / puzzle game to come along at that time. So popular in fact that it was also release for the Super Nintendo too. And now - thanks to the hard work and devotion of of some amateur game programmers, you can enjoy it on your Nintendo DS or DSi with an R4i SDHC Card.

In Lemmings, your job is to save these helpless and hopeless Lemmings by taking them from their cave or cavern and getting them to the exit. This is done by way of digging, blowing things up, climb, and building bridges. There are loads of tools at your disposal, and in some extremely funny cases, you may have to sacrifice a Lemming or two as you try to dig or climb your way to the exit on the screen.

The game appeals to a truly wide audience because it has a lot of different gameplay styles all built in .  It is a mix of strategy playing, puzzle solving and filled with loads of action to boot .  Lemminds DS will definitely keep you wanting to play it more and more .  And thankfully you can do just that.   With this DS version, every level for the various versions of lemmings have been added and included .  While you may dismiss this game as just mindless fun, I can personally guarantee that you’ll need plenty of strategic thinking and skills to move forward to each new level .   You have to plan precisely how you’ll get past the barries to get your lemmings to the exit - and keeping enough of them alive and well to ensure that you move on to the next level.

The R4 Card version of Lemmings for the DS really is how the game was meant to be played.  Of course, playing it on the Amiga 500 or the C64 really takes us back to the old days.   The ability to the touch screen to navigate the Lemmings to their rescue and exit point is exactly how the game was meant to be played.  I still look at this game and find it amazing that the wonderful programmers behind it expect no payment.  They release games of this quality for the sheer joy of making the game.

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Alright then, ready to talk about the types of games available for your R4 Card ?  There are plenty of them really .  The game that keeps me glued to my NDS and my R4 Card is the retro game Lemmings.  Lemmings DS that is, for the Nintendo DS and DSi.  Created by an R4 Card amateur game developer . The quality of the game is honestly at par with many of the official and commerically developed games for the DS and DSi.  And this is what makes it really stand out from the rest .  The game itself has been ported and released in various forms on other game consoles and classic computers , even the Sony PSP has a version,  the Nintendo DS really seems like the more right format for this game, if only because of the dual screen and the ability to use the touch controls. 

While the game is great on the Sony PSP, navigating the menus and different tools or options is rather tough with a control pad.  The NDS version of Lemmings really shines becasue of the touch play - making selecting tools and options a breeze, just as it would be with your mouse on your computer. 

It is because these homebrew games are of such high quality that people are flocking to the R4 Card and taking advantage of what it has to offer in terms of homebrew gaming and also, developing your own Nintendo DS homebrew games.

Lemmings originally was released as a computer game. First for the Amiga 500 and then later it was ported over to the commodore 64 as well as the PC. Truly one of the best old school classic action / strategy / puzzle game to come along at that time. So popular in fact that it was also release for the Super Nintendo too. And now - thanks to the hard work and devotion of of some amateur game programmers, you can enjoy it on your Nintendo DS or DSi with an R4i SDHC Card.

In Lemmings, your job is to save these helpless and hopeless Lemmings by taking them from their cave or cavern and getting them to the exit. This is done by way of digging, blowing things up, climb, and building bridges. There are loads of tools at your disposal, and in some extremely funny cases, you may have to sacrifice a Lemming or two as you try to dig or climb your way to the exit on the screen.

The game appeals to a truly wide audience because it has a lot of different gameplay styles all built in .  It is a mix of strategy playing, puzzle solving and filled with loads of action to boot .  Lemminds DS will definitely keep you wanting to play it more and more .  And thankfully you can do just that.   With this DS version, every level for the various versions of lemmings have been added and included .  While you may dismiss this game as just mindless fun, I can personally guarantee that you’ll need plenty of strategic thinking and skills to move forward to each new level .   You have to plan precisely how you’ll get past the barries to get your lemmings to the exit - and keeping enough of them alive and well to ensure that you move on to the next level.

The R4 Card version of Lemmings for the DS really is how the game was meant to be played.  Of course, playing it on the Amiga 500 or the C64 really takes us back to the old days.   The ability to the touch screen to navigate the Lemmings to their rescue and exit point is exactly how the game was meant to be played.  I still look at this game and find it amazing that the wonderful programmers behind it expect no payment.  They release games of this quality for the sheer joy of making the game.

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