Play Nintendo Games On New Fly Mobile
Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo are the three major video game manufacturers and so far Microsoft and Sony have branched out into new areas like cell phones. Nintendo has been so successful with the Wii that they haven’t had any need to think about branching out to that area. Now it looks like things have finally slowed down and they have been brainstorming on some new ways for people to play their favorite games.
The Fly Mobile MC100 is marketed as an entertainment-themed handset, but the primary source of entertainment comes from the emulators for SNES, Game Boy Color, Game Boy, and NES games. On this single handset, you’ll be able to enjoy everything from Tetris to Rygar, Mario Kart to Street Fighter. There’s no saying how good these emulators are, but it’s nice to hear that they are there.
The Fly Mobile will also be built with a QVGA display, Yamaha audio chipset, e-book reader, multimedia player, email client, 2MP camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, and a micrSD expansion. Nintendo is pricing the new phone at $270 and while it may not be much to look at right now we are sure that the next model will be slimmer and much more stylish.
