DSONEi Set To Trouble Nintendo
Nintendo always had this thing against piracy (more so than other video game developers), but they should know by now that pirates will always be around due to some developing (and poorer) countries that want to enjoy what Nintendo has to offer, although the astronomical price of original software in those countries (after conversion from US dollars) has driven folk to search for alternative, non-legal options. The latest scourge to hit Nintendo is the SuperCard DSONEi which goes one up against the Nintendo DSi as it comes with its own firmware upgrades to counter upgrades offered by Nintendo. No prizes for guessing whether the DSONEi will do well or not, the question is this – how well will it do?
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