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Can Handheld Consoles Break The Non-game Barrier? 
GigaOM | by Jane Pinckard | Fri, Oct 5
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The massive success of Nintendo’s cheeky cerebral treadmill, Brain Age, which stayed on Japan’s best-seller list for 34 weeks and has sold over 8.6 million units, has tempted other companies into experimenting with non-games. The fact that older people bought Nintendo’s handheld cons...
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