Nintendo Gameboy Inducted Into National Toy Hall of Fame

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
The stick deserves it's place. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poohsticks]
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I completely agree. I am glad I was not the only one who thought of pooh sticks :p
 

Zac_Dai

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Reminds me of the fact I lost my original Gameboy some years back . :(

Still got a colour GB though.
 

DoomyMcDoom

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Gameboys, well... yeah they're good stuff.

also, NEVER under any circumstances underestimate a stick's enjoyment factor, hell I remember playing with sticks for hours and hours as a child, I mean growing up poor had nothing to do with it, hell i got in a fight with a friend i knew who had EVERY damn toy immaginable, over a stick that was well ballanced and easy to swing at dandylions and stuff...
/end nostalgia
 

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can't.... stop... laughing... at guy... in... mario costume... but the gameboy was awesome and as was said before they shouldn't have dropped its name... it was so iconic
 

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
The stick deserves it's place. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poohsticks]
Although I hope there's a d20 in there, or I'll be... *rolls dice* ...very unhappy.
Im sorry my friend but that toy is most for adults and teenagers. These toys have to appeal to kids when they are atleast 4 or 5, such that they can use a gameboy for example.Also, not everyone plays table-top, and by that i mean very few people if you compare it to the gameboy.
 
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stompythebeast said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
The stick deserves it's place. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poohsticks]
Although I hope there's a d20 in there, or I'll be... *rolls dice* ...very unhappy.
Im sorry my friend but that toy is most for adults and teenagers. These toys have to appeal to kids when they are atleast 4 or 5, such that they can use a gameboy for example.Also, not everyone plays table-top, and by that i mean very few people if you compare it to the gameboy.
Oh really?

Wiki said:
As of 2006, Dungeons & Dragons remains the best-known[8] and best-selling[9] role-playing game, with an estimated 20 million people having played the game and more than US$1 billion in book and equipment sales.
And most roleplayers have at least one d20. That's without including any of the other d20 games.
Wiki said:
Gameboy: Units sold worldwide: 118.69 million
If the d20 isn't in there, I'd be certain the d6 is.
 

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
stompythebeast said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
The stick deserves it's place. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poohsticks]
Although I hope there's a d20 in there, or I'll be... *rolls dice* ...very unhappy.
Im sorry my friend but that toy is most for adults and teenagers. These toys have to appeal to kids when they are atleast 4 or 5, such that they can use a gameboy for example.Also, not everyone plays table-top, and by that i mean very few people if you compare it to the gameboy.
Oh really?

Wiki said:
As of 2006, Dungeons & Dragons remains the best-known[8] and best-selling[9] role-playing game, with an estimated 20 million people having played the game and more than US$1 billion in book and equipment sales.
And most roleplayers have at least one d20. That's without including any of the other d20 games.
Wiki said:
Gameboy: Units sold worldwide: 118.69 million
If the d20 isn't in there, I'd be certain the d6 is.
check the figures for the gameboy and compare. If they are similar or there is not a big difference then victory is yours
 

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War Penguin said:
Quadtrix said:
I still wish that Nintendo kept using the Game Boy name. Game Boy DS doesn't sound that bad.
I agree. I sometimes refer to my DS as a Game Boy. The name is just too iconic not to say.
And it deserves its place in the Hall of Fame.
Yeah, I have to agree with this too. The name of "Game Boy" is iconic.
Anyway, the Game Boy deserves this honor, after all it pioneered portable video gaming. I remember that thing though, it was a brick.
 
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stompythebeast said:
check the figures for the gameboy and compare. If they are similar or there is not a big difference then victory is yours
20 Million people have D&D, D&D groups have 4-6 players on average. That's 80-120 million D20's out there. Most players have at least 2 (The "high" one and the "low" one).

Now let's look at the number of games in the D20 system, of which Dungeons and Dragons is one.

http://home.flash.net/~brenfrow/d20/d20.htm

And that's modern ones. How about going back to 200 AD?

Worth a cool $17,925.

I'm gonna roll for victory now, unless you want to roll a parry?
 

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I love that the gameboy in the picture has Tetris playing, I still have a copy of the game, which still works!
 

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
stompythebeast said:
check the figures for the gameboy and compare. If they are similar or there is not a big difference then victory is yours
20 Million people have D&D, D&D groups have 4-6 players on average. That's 80-120 million D20's out there. Most players have at least 2 (The "high" one and the "low" one).

Now let's look at the number of games in the D20 system, of which Dungeons and Dragons is one.

http://home.flash.net/~brenfrow/d20/d20.htm

And that's modern ones. How about going back to 200 AD?

Worth a cool $17,925.

I'm gonna roll for victory now, unless you want to roll a parry?
Hey, you proved it, good job. I will not roll, i admit defeat. (should of known not to play dwarve-mage)