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To: unclewest who wrote (30146)	9/22/1999 6:10:00 AM
From: unclewest	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

new nintendo... interesting that he mentions memory cost...didn't tate say rmbs saved sony $90 in playstation II? 09/21/99 Miyamoto talks about DVD & Dolphin. Miyamoto admitted that DVD was the way forward to ensure success for N64 successor, Dolphin. "For the way I make games, cartridges are best. And I still believe that many companies don't appreciate the advantages of the format," he told MCV. "DVD makes developing less risky for third parties. But because we can install larger RAM at a lower cost on Dolphin, the medium is similar to cartridges." Miyamoto also spoke out on the piracy issue for the new machine. "Cartridges are a better prevention for piracy," he said, "but our hardware development teams will make Dolphin less susceptible to counterfeiting too." Source MCV