arojas4570
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Can anyone give me a definitive impartial analysis of which one would win?
Can anyone give me a definitive impartial analysis of which one would win?
You realize that this is a site dedicated to the NEO GEO, right? Just saying...
The NGPC is a better system with better games. The Wonderswan doesn't have anything close to MOTM, Biomotor Unitron, Neo Turf Masters, or Cotton. The only reason to buy a Wonderswan is for Judgment Silversword, and it's stupidly expensive and hard to find.
If you really like Gundam games then WonderSwan wins I guess.
I agree NGPC has superior games overall for the system, however someone looking for certain things like some notable RPG's and games like Golden Axe shouldn't count the wonderswan out as a viable portable. I love my my NGPC to death, I think MoTM is one of the best portable fighting games ever made. Not to mention Sonic is fast and fluid, neo turf masters is engaging, metal slug is active fun. Still there are still many gems on the wonderswan too.
The wonderswan would have been a much more viable system if the developers weren't so shortsighted in making so many of the RPGs japanese only.
Most of the world speaks English. Even in most of asia, though not the native language, people learn and understand english. Who understands Japanese? Just japanese people, and otaku. In other words, not enough people.
WS is lacking in selection vs NGP, but it's not just Judgement Silversword. Some stuff I picked up a while back:
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I'd say the NGPC and Wonderswan Color/Crystal are more or less equal.
NGPC has a better screen, better d-pad, a headphone port and a lot of great games.
Wonderswan Crystal has more buttons, uses only 1 battery, can handle more colors, is smaller and lighter, and has its fair share of good games (the WS version of Magical Drop is pretty good), including my favorite handheld RPG ever : "Wild Card".
However, a lot of the Wonderswan's games rely on being able to read Japanese (not much of a problem for me), so the NGPC would probably have the edge for those who don't.
That's an issue with JRPG's in general though, not the Swan. Here in Korea they release a lot of games untranslated, and JRPG's generally get released in Japanese. Quite a few people learn Japanese here, though not as many as English.The wonderswan would have been a much more viable system if the developers weren't so shortsighted in making so many of the RPGs japanese only.
Most of the world speaks English. Even in most of asia, though not the native language, people learn and understand english. Who understands Japanese? Just japanese people, and otaku. In other words, not enough people.