tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-75356789122192174832012-01-21T06:51:19.541ZThis blog will let you know what the average person thinks about NintendoMovie Guyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08996232738847929682noreply@blogger.comBlogger101100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7535678912219217483.post-86582345289014863432008-02-23T22:05:00.001Z2008-02-23T22:06:47.339Z

Nintendo yesterday confirmed that they would charge $10/month for online play.

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Whenever Xbox Live is brought up, fanboys from all three consoles leap to the fray and spout their opinion."Xbox Live owns! Sony online sucks!""Sony online owns! Wii's online (or lack of it) sucks!""All online sucks! PCs own!""etc. etc. etc."But, opinions aside, let's talk about something that pretty much everyone can agree is important: cost.How much does your console cost you when it comes to

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Which channel do you use most often? Which keeps you interested? And most of all which channel deserves that number one spot?5. Photo ChannelA very amusing channel that lets you view photographs and listen to mp3's saved to your SD card. It also lets you draw on, mess around with, and make puzzles out of them. It's perfect for showing off pictures to friends and family and even lets you listen to

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It seems like that to me anyway. In fact, when I walk into most shops, the first thing that hits me is a huge PS2/PS3/PSP row of shelves. Followed by a smaller Xbox/360 shelf and lastly, in the dusty old corner where nobody looks is the Wii/DS stuff. The GBA and Gamecube are long gone and never really had a presence.Let's take a look at the DS vs. PSP situation. I'll admit that at the start it

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I only really became a fan of the Zelda series a few years ago but I've got an OK collection by now: My collection :DSo, I'll go through all the games and what I think of them starting withThe Legend of Zelda ( NES )This is the game that started them all. But I didn't particularly enjoy this game but I guess I can attribute that to the fact that I started with a more complex and visually

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So, as it happens, I have only one Wii Remote. The other day I had three friends over and we were bored so I suggested some multi-player fun on the Wii. I have only two multi-player games which are:So, we began with a game of Golf, but we were all doing so badly that we quit halfway through. Onto Bowling, which started out as a friendly, turned into a heated battle for first place, with me coming

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When most people think of Nintendo, they automatically think “kiddy”. People who only owned a Gamecube missed out on a lot of the more violent games such as the GTA series, Manhunt and The Godfather. With the Wii, that’s all about to change. The Godfather is already on it, and games such as Scarface and Manhunt 2 are set for realease sometime in the near future.Now why, seeing as these games are

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So, now that we’re into that all the next gen consoles have been released, their controllers couldn’t be more different from each other. You have the Wii Remote which went in bold new directions relying on motion control. Then you have the Xbox 360 controller, which played it safe and stuck with the traditional design. And lastly the PS3 controller which mixes both ideas together. But in this

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So, I went into game today, to buy a Classic controller and a Wii Points card. Now by rights, this should have cost me 40 euro. It ended up that the Classic controller cost me 28 euro and the Wii points card cost me 25 euro. Thats 53 euro overall! Or in dollars it's $72. In America overall that would have cost $40. Or in euro that' 29. I should have saved 24 euro!

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Remember that Metroid Prime: Hunters demo that came with the first shipment of DS'?Well, I was a bit low on cash and I wanted to buy a new Wii game (Prince of Persia:Rival Swords) so I decided to trade in some old DS games. They were:Tony Hawks: American Sk8landMetroid Prime Hunters: First HuntSuper Mario 64 DSSo the cashier accepted the two real DS games, but when she came to the demo she called

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