The introduction of gaming to Apple's iPhone could "kill" Nintendo D🐎S's success, claims a report in Forbes ma🍒gazine.

The article, titled 'Why Apple Could Kill The Nintendo DS,' says that the iPhone's combination of motion sensing and touch-screen tech could leave it as a more desirable format for both consumers and develop🍃ers.

"T🍌he ability to pour fresh software into the iPhone, wirelessly, at the t🔯ouch of a button already has game developers interested," says Forbes.

"Apple is the first to master a pair of tricks that have made Nintendo's latest products so compelling; a touch-screen interface and the ability to pick up on motion. The key difference: Unlike Nintendo, which has created a gaming console with a motion-sensitive controller and a touch-sensi✱tive handheld gaming system, Apple has crammed both capabilities into its iPhone and iPod Touch"

Ubisoft, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Electronic Arts and Sega are already signed up t🌠o make games for iPhone, and if sales catch on as much as industry analysts expect them too, the handheld arena could well and truly be in for a shake up.

"Looks like the handheld gaming business, so lo💃ng dominated by Nintendo, could be ♕about to undergo a little evolution too," claims the article.

Peeking at Nintendo's current sales figures, we don't🍬 advise you to chuckꦓ your DS just yet...

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Jun 6, 2008