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by Mike Hrusecky - July 5, 2000, 8:38 am EDT
Source: Computers and Video Games

C&VG is reporting that GameBoy Advance is officially confirmed for Spaceworld, but they seem to think there will be no Dolphin. We think otherwise.

Real shocker here folks, but GBA is officially confirmed to be at Spaceworld. Seeing is the GBA technology has been out for quite a while, and developers working with development kits. This Computers and Videogames article seems to say Nintendo will not show Dolphin at Spaceworld this year. We here at PlanetN2000 (at least I do) think that they are fools and don't know what they are talking about. Nintendo never delays anything. Cough...

I personally believe Nintendo will show both the GBA and Dolphin at Spaceworld 2000, (as well as their interconnectivity) at Spaceworld this year. What do you think? Hit up the talkback page and let us know!

"Nintendo will show several GBA games in what is being described as an 'experience booth,' although details of the actually titles themselves have yet to be disclosed.

Spaceworld itself is to be shown on August 25-27 at the Makuhari Messe in Tokyo. At least 12 N64 games and up to 60 Game Boy Games will be on display at the Nintendo-only show.

"Nintendo has maintained for some time that Spaceworld this year would be the first showing of Dolphin hardware and games, although this is now looking shaky. No details have been released by the manufacturer on any kind of revealing, and rumours are now starting to circulate that the long haul from the UK to Japan may not be worth the flight."

No! Say it isn't so! Nintendo, we're down on bended knee: show us Mario on Dolphin! Show us Zelda in 128-bit glory! Show us the console and show us something working on it! The thought of a non-showing of Dolphin material at the conference was becoming too much to bear for CVG staff today. There is only so much we can take, you know...

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