Hmmm, on second thoughts I think you're right. I don't know how I ever endured such stone age technology. I can't even count the hairs on Jills' head FFS. It's a good job Sony are here to save us.
Hmmm, on second thoughts I think you're right. I don't know how I ever endured such stone age technology. I can't even count the hairs on Jills' head FFS. It's a good job Sony are here to save us.
Yeah I'd rather play higher resolution PS3-lite versions of games I already own than lower res 3D games that offer something different.
feck the gimmicks!
How about playing something different rather than rehashes of IPs you played 20-30 years ago?
When is that last time that Nintendo produced a highly successful new IP of their own rather than going back and reworking the shit they've already had for years? It's like Disney still producing new shit with Mickey Mouse in it.
Really, Zelda, Mario, Mario Kart, Donkey Kong, ad infinitum, stick in some Pilot Wings, some Kid Icarus, rinse and repeat.
How about playing something different rather than rehashes of IPs you played 20-30 years ago?
When is that last time that Nintendo produced a highly successful new IP of their own rather than going back and reworking the shit they've already had for years? It's like Disney still producing new shit with Mickey Mouse in it.
Really, Zelda, Mario, Mario Kart, Donkey Kong, ad infinitum, stick in some Pilot Wings, some Kid Icarus, rinse and repeat.
When the next batch of consoles come out (PS4, New XBox etc) I'll be mega disappointed if Nintendo avoid the party and stick with the Wii.
The Wii reaches a market that the other consoles don't but it's time for them to bring out something great like the N64 was.
They already announced their next console at E3 in June.
Wii U? They're just milking the Wii console as far as they can. Surely that isn't the future of Nintendo when it comes to competing with the new Playstation and Xbox in the near future. They surely must have something else up the pipeline.
If not then feck you Satoru Iwata!!!!!
You have to remember Nintendo can't compete with Sony and M$ financially so they have to innovate and compete in other areas.
To certain people apparently resistor amounts and polygon counts matter more than new ways to play the games we all love. Luckily it turns out more people just want to play games without the usual fanboy pissing contests that ultimately no one wins![]()
There's nothing even remotely interesting about innovations in Wii-U but then again I said the same about iPad when it was announced and guess from what device I am posting right now.
What I would like Nintendo to do is to get more 3rd party developers interested. I would like to be able to play all the interesting multi-platform games without having to buy another system and so would plenty of people I imagine.
F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island
Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Metroid Fusion
Wario Land 4
Yep it's great fun
Tips and tricks video. Found out about a couple I didn't know about.
The person playing in the video is pretty gamn good![]()
If you shop around online you can get a 3DS on its own for about £130, maybe a bit less if you find a cracking deal.
The prices aren't that outrageous at the moment IMO. The strange thing is, some stores still sell the DSi XL for about the same price as a 3DS and considering the 3DS is a far superior console, it seems like you're getting a good deal.
If you shop around online you can get a 3DS on its own for about £130, maybe a bit less if you find a cracking deal. I've seen the console with Super Mario 3D Land or Mario Kart 7 for around £150 if you were interested in either of those games (both of which are great).
I don't foresee much of a dip in price throughout the whole of 2012 after the price cut this year, so if you're actually interested enough in the 3DS to really want one, it might be best to get it as soon as you can in a bundle as that'll cut the cost even more. Unless they do some good bundle deals in January, but bigger bundles often include a selection of really shite games in order to get rid of them. At my work we've been trying to flog off 320gb PS3's with crap like Move and some Medievil or Dance Move game, Karate Kid Blu-Ray and another game for about £225 - the rest of the kit is hardly worth the saving you make.
It also depends which colour you're after. The white one is nice and comes only with Super Mario 3D Land at the moment for about £150-160 in most stores. While the black, blue, or red can be bought without a game, but there are some decent bundles out there if you look around. If you were interested in something like Resident Evil Revelations, that's out on January 27th. They'll probably be a bundle with the game, the Circle Pad Pro, and a 3DS for a reasonable price as well. But if you're interested in first party Nintendo exclusives I'd get one of the bundles involving a Mario game.
Wow, I haven't been seeing these kinds of deals anywhere. Although admittedly, I usually just get games from ShopTo.net at average prices to get them earlier, and used to just get them from Game or super markets at average prices as well (but could often make savings through other means).I will likely get a used one as it's £50 less even in a perfect condition and prices of them have raised significantly now. I saw them at £80 in October/November, now around £120.
The 3D photos and videos are amusing, I've been playing around with them loads
Oot is still making me literally say wow evertime I play it, the 3D effect not only works great but it also does really add to the graphical look of the games and you really have to experience it because it also adds a lot of clarity to the games that otherwise look a little washed out in the 2d screenshots.
Wow, I haven't been seeing these kinds of deals anywhere. Although admittedly, I usually just get games from ShopTo.net at average prices to get them earlier, and used to just get them from Game or super markets at average prices as well (but could often make savings through other means).
A second-hand one is a good idea, with a bit of luck you might even get one with Ambassador status on it already (meaning you'd get those games listed above for free, as well as 10 NES games).
I wouldn't class standard price for a new 3DS at £119.99 though. For consoles I'd say the standard is set more by specialist retailers. Most online specialist game retailers sell for roughly £135, while that'll be closer to £150 in-store at places like GAME I'd imagine (although I haven't been in for a while, so it could be less). Asda do them online for £134. Even at Tesco they're now pushing to £140 again. This will be the big Christmas seller, so a slight increase is expected now. But I think it'll stay around the £130-140 range for a while yet, but when you can get it with a Mario game for £150 that's a decent deal.
Getting a second-hand one seems best though, even if places like CeX are still charging about £120 for a pre-owned one.. I can't see places being that much cheaper, especially when they'll still buy them off you for nearly £100.
Bu buh the graphics on the vita is sooo much better lolz
Lambs, Olly, quick question. I've read some horror stories about the 3ds scratching the screen and the positioning of the actual controls, making it nearly impossible to play for large periods of time, any truth in that?
If not, what's the best bundle deal I can pick up for the 3DS, for under £200? I know that the vita will be retailing for just a bit more than that but I've grown up with nintendo handhelds and its a habbit, I just can't break.
Bu buh the graphics on the vita is sooo much better lolz
Lambs, Olly, quick question. I've read some horror stories about the 3ds scratching the screen and the positioning of the actual controls, making it nearly impossible to play for large periods of time, any truth in that?
If not, what's the best bundle deal I can pick up for the 3DS, for under £200? I know that the vita will be retailing for just a bit more than that but I've grown up with nintendo handhelds and its a habbit, I just can't break.