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TalkBack / RE:Nintendo Reveals "Third Pillar"!
« on: January 22, 2004, 04:17:35 PM »
I don't know about the rest of you, but I really think Nintendo put alot of hard work and thought into this new product of theirs. Infact I think that if you saw it, you too would think that they really have tried to covered all angles, no matter how you view it.
Take a look!!
EDIT: punctuation
Take a look!!
EDIT: punctuation
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Nintendo Gaming / Rumor Report: A new Actraiser in development?
« on: January 20, 2004, 09:34:02 AM »
According to Nintendojo it is.
Nintendojo states that Square Enix has re-registered the license, leading them to believe that maybe a new game is in the works.
I don't know how many of you remember Actraiser but I had a lot of fun w/ that game back in the day. I would love to see an update.
Nintendojo states that Square Enix has re-registered the license, leading them to believe that maybe a new game is in the works.
I don't know how many of you remember Actraiser but I had a lot of fun w/ that game back in the day. I would love to see an update.
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Nintendo Gaming / Rumor Report: Meroid Prime 2 for N5 & Raven Blade back in Development
« on: January 15, 2004, 06:01:49 PM »
according to Cube-Europe.com Metroid Prime 2 is set for launch release of N5 and.....
Retro Studio's previously cancelled Raven Blade is back in development (alongside Metroid Prime 2) and is set for release this lately year.
Take it for whats it worth (how much is Cube-Europe's word worth?), as i said Rumor Report
Retro Studio's previously cancelled Raven Blade is back in development (alongside Metroid Prime 2) and is set for release this lately year.
Take it for whats it worth (how much is Cube-Europe's word worth?), as i said Rumor Report
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Backwards Compatability
« on: January 15, 2004, 11:00:05 AM »Quote
Originally posted by: cooldude32
So is it 100% for sure that the N5 will be backwards compatible?
Friday 26th December, 2003
Satoru Iwata has recently quoted in the popular Japanese gaming magazine "Famitsu" that the N5 console will support backwards compatibility.
Link to the whole article
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Innovative New Product 2004
« on: January 08, 2004, 05:22:38 PM »
"Nintendo new console gadget
Nintendo confirmed to Famitsu magazine that they will present a new game system at E3 2004 in May. The machine is not a successor to GameCube or GameBoy Advance, this product can play back existing game titles. (Editor's note: Further hint that the new machine is a variation of iQue Player?)
source:the-magicbox "
I don't know about an international version of the iQue, but i would would love for this to be a portable GC.
A portable GC isn't a successor of the GC or GBA but rather a continuation of the GC and possibly the GBA (if its an all-n-one) into the next generation, and in some respects it would one up the PSP, as far as graphics, installed base, and 3rd party developers go.
I know its just a dream but one that i wish would come true.
Nintendo confirmed to Famitsu magazine that they will present a new game system at E3 2004 in May. The machine is not a successor to GameCube or GameBoy Advance, this product can play back existing game titles. (Editor's note: Further hint that the new machine is a variation of iQue Player?)
source:the-magicbox "
I don't know about an international version of the iQue, but i would would love for this to be a portable GC.
A portable GC isn't a successor of the GC or GBA but rather a continuation of the GC and possibly the GBA (if its an all-n-one) into the next generation, and in some respects it would one up the PSP, as far as graphics, installed base, and 3rd party developers go.
I know its just a dream but one that i wish would come true.
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TalkBack / RE:BG&E for $19.99
« on: January 06, 2004, 01:14:01 PM »
I asume you are talking about the PS2 version cause all 3 of the GC copies were still there (conviently hidden amongst/behind other old/bad games)
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TalkBack / RE:BG&E for $19.99
« on: January 06, 2004, 09:08:51 AM »
**Non-GameCube Related**
At Curciuit City its only $10.00 if you buy it for PS2
**/end Non-GameCube Related**
but I am headed to Circuit City right now to pick up a copy for GC
At Curciuit City its only $10.00 if you buy it for PS2
**/end Non-GameCube Related**
but I am headed to Circuit City right now to pick up a copy for GC
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Innovative New Product 2004
« on: December 30, 2003, 04:55:12 PM »
I found this link at another forum (which shall remain anonymous inorder to protect its professionalism from careless fanboys and trolls) posted by Marconelly!!
Click here for link
but basically it is pointing to the new innovative product being a controller, possibly for use w/ GC and/or N5 and GBA2
"Partnering with the largest and most successful game console manufacturer in the world will give us an exciting opportunity to introduce our amazing technologies to Nintendo's broad home video game market."
"Gyration intends to be the first company to produce game controllers enhanced with gyroscopic motion-sensors, which have a tenfold performance increase over accelerometer tilt sensors and add the ability to sense yaw as well as pitch."
all the possibilities that could come w/ this or a great idea that will will go unaccepted and unused?
Click here for link
but basically it is pointing to the new innovative product being a controller, possibly for use w/ GC and/or N5 and GBA2
"Partnering with the largest and most successful game console manufacturer in the world will give us an exciting opportunity to introduce our amazing technologies to Nintendo's broad home video game market."
"Gyration intends to be the first company to produce game controllers enhanced with gyroscopic motion-sensors, which have a tenfold performance increase over accelerometer tilt sensors and add the ability to sense yaw as well as pitch."
all the possibilities that could come w/ this or a great idea that will will go unaccepted and unused?
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Backwards Compatability
« on: December 29, 2003, 01:55:45 PM »
I think you all forget the the other highlight of the N5 having Back Comp. w/ the GC, and that is expanding the lifeline of the GC past 4-5 years and more into 9-10. I don't know if you noticed but Playstation1 games were(still are?) made well into the life of PS2.
On lots of commercials selling PS2 games it has the PS2 logo and the name Playstation, I don't know if that means you can find the game on PS1 or not but i do know that lots of games were(are) still made the PS1 since they knew the architecture and it was relatively easy and cheap to do.
On lots of commercials selling PS2 games it has the PS2 logo and the name Playstation, I don't know if that means you can find the game on PS1 or not but i do know that lots of games were(are) still made the PS1 since they knew the architecture and it was relatively easy and cheap to do.
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General Gaming / The NWR Conspiracy - Fight The Front Page
« on: November 14, 2003, 04:39:49 PM »I've tried to tell this story several times before, but due to the extensive efforts of the NWR forum staff to cover it up, I have not been successful. That is why I am having to bury this truth in this ancient text in hopes that they do not discover it immediately and you actually have time to read it.
The last 3 attempts to tell of this NWR conspiracy have been erased of the face of the internet with no trace that it had ever existed in the first place. The post were made, they were then erased and there were no edit tags to be found.
Well, now onto the conspiracy.
Earlier today, NWR posted a news story in which there was a factual error. This error was pointed out by forum user in the first reply (#1) to which I also commented on in the third reply (#3). I then went about my day only to return to the computer several hours later to find that not only has the news story been corrected, but the original 1st post that corrected the main story was gone and replaced by a post from a completely different poster. Not only that, but my comment in my reply about the correction was missing too, only there was no edit tags to the post.... as if it were never changed. But you will now notice that my post is no longer #3, but now #2.
Having seen what had conspired, i used the abbreviation tags to hide the truth in a follow-up post as sort of an "encrypted" message to be discovered by other forum members. Moments after that text had been in place no sooner had it been removed... once again, without a trace.
Realizing that they were onto me, I then edited that same post with a little message to the conspirators instructing them to stop what they are doing and quit trying to hide he truth. Afterwards I went to the Funhouse and created a Lone thread to which I was to post the details of this conspiracy, even citing in the first line that it may be erased before you got a chance to read it. I was most certainly not wrong about that.
That is once again why I am burying the truth here, were it will hopefully one day be discovered by someone that does not seek to cover up the truth, but to share it.
The news story in question:
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/forums/index.php?topic=36089.0
[/color]Nintendo's Expansion Ports
The Factual error:
NWR Staff Member, Dan_X
stated that Rob was connected to the NES through one of the expansion ports on the bottom of the unit
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Quote from: recreation of original news story
First up is the Famicom and NES. Unlike the NES, the Famicom came with hard-wired controllers. Any extra controllers and peripherals could be plugged into Nintendo's first expansion port, which was located at the front of the machine. This port was used to host light guns, 3D shutter glasses, keyboards, extra controllers, R.O.B. and other items.
So spread the word, don't let them bury the truth like they have already attempted on 3 separate occasions.
The Truth is out there. Fight the Front Page.
I want to believe.
Original Post:I actually hears this from the mouth of a friend of mine, he Manages a big videogame retail shop and said that this is all supposed to be a big surprise to all shoppers just before the thaksgiving holiday shopping spree. Its all suppossed to be on the hush hush and I'm not supposed to know, but if it is true then I think i will be owning a PS2 and/or maybe a Xbox along side my GC com this thanksgiving holiday
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General Gaming / Rumor Report - PS2 & Xbox
« on: November 14, 2003, 01:10:06 PM »
I have a good friend that manages a Major videogame retail store, and he has brought it to my attention that not oly the Xbox but also the PS2 will be having a (temporary?) price drop soon.
'Soon' as in as early as wednesday next week but definately before Thanksgiving, and by price drop i mean from $179.00 ----> $99.00.
That will be in absolute direct competion with the Gamecube cutting into the nice and cushy price buffer that GC has been taking advantage of.
I can't say for sure this is 100% true, but my friend isn't the type to just make it up from no where.
so if anyone else can also confirm the validity of this rumor please do.
'Soon' as in as early as wednesday next week but definately before Thanksgiving, and by price drop i mean from $179.00 ----> $99.00.
That will be in absolute direct competion with the Gamecube cutting into the nice and cushy price buffer that GC has been taking advantage of.
I can't say for sure this is 100% true, but my friend isn't the type to just make it up from no where.
so if anyone else can also confirm the validity of this rumor please do.
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