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- Quills on Wheels
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The handle probably didn't help.Schezo wrote:Ironically, the GameCube wasn't really shaped like a cube. It's roughly 11x15x15,5 cm.
One can only speculate why they didn't make it properly cube-shaped...
The PSP has some fantastic games (neither of the Sonic Rivals are one), problem is you have to dig deep for them and you're boned if you don't order online or use PSN. That said alot of the fantastic games are let down by the completely awful design which they never fixed.
And no Kaito... no... I'm not watching that, I know exactly what it is... Urgh. But at the same time whatever, Jedward have a bunch of retarded fans who, if they see them pretending to play DQIX, might decide they also want to take part in this DQIX thing. And it seems DQIX is doing well, so Nintendo have singlehandedly helped DQ do well in the west.
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Biggest sonic fan wrote: 1 impovement I can say was the addition of voice acting. FINALLY no more reading all that text!
I'm with Gonic. The only good voice I've ever heard in a Sonic game is Eggman.Gonic wrote:Because im allowed to voice my views on games. And i would of been happier reading the text. Voice acting was horrible
It was thrown even further out of whack when you plug the Game Boy Player into the bottom.Schezo wrote:Ironically, the GameCube wasn't really shaped like a cube. It's roughly 11x15x15,5 cm.
One can only speculate why they didn't make it properly cube-shaped...
The Game Boy Colour, the Game Boy Advance had purple variations and I think some N64 consoles had a clear purple casing.Biggest sonic fan wrote:And the GameCube was Purple!
How many purple consoles have you seen?![]()
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I just don't understand who their aiming for with that market. Isn't Dragon Quest usually aimed at the 10-15 age market? Jedward fans are usually a lot younger.Reknoc wrote: And no Kaito... no... I'm not watching that, I know exactly what it is... Urgh. But at the same time whatever, Jedward have a bunch of retarded fans who, if they see them pretending to play DQIX, might decide they also want to take part in this DQIX thing. And it seems DQIX is doing well, so Nintendo have singlehandedly helped DQ do well in the west.
LOLKaito-kun wrote:The Nintendo adverts have had that effect on me. Have you seen this yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGQQBzQKqBg
*clicks link* LETS DO SOMETHING EXCITING *Flash player has crashed*
think that sums it up
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Shenmue is back!
Yu Suzuki's studio Ys Net is working on a game called Shenmue City. Apparently its for PC and mobile and due out in Japan this Winter sometime...
Its set in Yokosuka from the original game and sounds like its a social network social game thingy. If they have gashapon collectibles and an arcade i'm there.
Other territories have not been announced.
Yu Suzuki's studio Ys Net is working on a game called Shenmue City. Apparently its for PC and mobile and due out in Japan this Winter sometime...
Its set in Yokosuka from the original game and sounds like its a social network social game thingy. If they have gashapon collectibles and an arcade i'm there.
Other territories have not been announced.
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