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QuoteWell, here is, at the very least, an anecdotal way to determine. Does this gamespot/stop/EB/whatever have any used PSPs in stock? If the store has used PSPs on display, i'd lean more twords the sales pitch idea for this particular store.
Originally posted by: Stimutacs Addict
I always ask my gamespot employees how the PSP and DS are sellling, and they always tell me the same thing: they are pushing way more PSPs than DSes... i still don't know if that's just some sales pitch to try to get me to buy the cooler system or if they really know it.
QuoteWell, that's my point, I guess. What better way to add realizim to games then to let you actually destory Tokyo yourself! I mean its not like they have any trouble rebuilding it....
Originally posted by: WindyMan
Actually, it's been destroyed countless times. Japan's disaster recovery system is so well implemented that any natural or unnatural disasters that occur can be recovered from within 3 hours, and no one outside of the affected areas will know about it.
QuoteTheir cables?
Originally posted by: thame^
how do you even carry four controllers alone with one hand?
QuoteAnd i'm sure we'll get screenshots, video, trailers, but not until closer. I mean, even Xbox 360 didn't have live non fictitious footage until, what, the Burger King campain? And that was only a month, month and a half in advance? And we still do not have factual PS3 footage. So I wouldn't expect any video out of Nintendo until April / May.
Originally posted by: JonLeung
Plus, a screenshot or trailer is more memorable than a tiny snippet of info to someone who isn't a major fan. If Nintendo's going to try and create more fans, just a bit of info isn't enough. Confirmation that a new SSB is in the works really only keeps the SSB fans intrigued, you need at least a trailer to get non-fans to even notice it.
QuoteAnd where does Advace Wars and Fire Emblem fit in? I know they are published by Nintendo, but doesn't someone else program/develop them? Or are they kind of like Metroid Prime, Nintendo originals, just programed by someone else.
Originally posted by: Hans Beckert
Not sure about their involvement in or ownership of Golden Sun, Another Code, Detect Hacker, or Wish Room, though.
QuoteWhere did you hear that?
Originally posted by: Dirk Temporo
So uh... What happened to Nintendo's whole "all details will be released before the end of the year" thing?
QuoteAnd what does that matter, the PS3 won't have been out very long either, if at all, so I guess the PS3 is D0omed as well.
Originally posted by: Ian Sane
Wow May 9. That's only like a hundred years from now in console war time. The Xbox 360 will have been in stores for about six months by then. ... [stuff about vaporware]
QuoteI know my opinion here is certainly not a popular one, but your wireless network is home based, right? You may or may not to business work on your PC, but it isn't anything top secret, right? You do keep your computer updated with all of the security patches, right? You have a WiFi device or two (not just network cards, but PDAs, Blackberries, or a DS) that only supports WEP, right? And you, of course, are not doing anything blatently illegal like trafficing CP or cracking Pentagon/DoD type computers, right? If so, I say you are a prime cadidate for using WEP.
Originally posted by: darknight06
I've been reading a ton of stuff as of late about how WEP is easily bypassed and that's it's not secure in the slightest bit. I could've swore there was a topic on this at one point in time here and I'm just wondering what's everyone's opinion of the DS only supporting WEP instead of WPA. Personally, I haven't had any issues regarding security yet, but then again I just bought the AP like 3 days ago and had it running for 2.
QuoteYet, Mario DS sold millions of DSes and is top selling DS game.... Yep, Mario is really burned out and overused.
Originally posted by: Ian Sane
One simple fact proves that Mario is overused: Super Mario Sunshine didn't sell Gamecubes.
QuoteWhile I'd love this game to use WFC, I don't see the WFC logo on the box art nor do I see the game listed on NintendoWifi.com. So i'd really be inclined to think that it is not going to use WFC and that they are (maybe purposefully) confusing multi-card DS to DS WiFi with Nintendo WFC. Why would either Nintendo or EA want to hide online?
Originally posted by: Plugabugz
"Game Share" sounds as if it's local play, whereas WiFi is online play.
QuoteWell, I think we've found the problem here. You have something personal going on with, or against, Mario. You do realize the rest of the world has no problem with Mario and infact enjoy him very very much, right? I mean .... honestly, what is this news post about? Hence, why we want Mario and cast, not anyone else, in DDR, gokarts, on the tennis court, and out on the baseball diamond.
Originally posted by: KDR_11k
but they would have been better without that annoying plumber in them
QuoteNow if they could only do something about the pimple faced dorks who on track 4 when i'm about to take the victory just suddenly disconnect... I think i'm given the Win anyway, but its just stupid. I mean is not like they couldn't try to win again in the next set of 4 tracks...
Originally posted by: Caterkiller
Good news for Nintendo, I really think they will expand they online Market by leaps and bounds.
QuoteWell, I think it would also be helpful to realize you don't have to buy all of these. Buy the ones that are important or exciting to you. Don't let it bother you if you miss a Mario game. Trust me, Mario won't die off just because you didn't buy his latest game. You'll burn yourself out otherwise. And you can always pick it up later or just jump in along the way.
Originally posted by: couchmonkey
I'm one of those members. I've started to realize that all the spin-offs don't seem to be hurting sales that much, but I still don't like it because it cheapens the series for me. [...]
