I...I just got carried away. I may have read the post too fast anyway.
Do you have dyslexia?Nermal said:ARE YALL RETARDED? THE PICS ARE RIGHT THERE!
Snowy The Czar said:Do you have dyslexia?Nermal said:ARE YALL RETARDED? THE PICS ARE RIGHT THERE!
It's a disease, it IS a word. =PNermal said:Snowy The Czar said:Do you have dyslexia?Nermal said:ARE YALL RETARDED? THE PICS ARE RIGHT THERE!
No, U? And what the hell is dyslexia? that's not even a word.
It's a mental condition.Wolf said:It's a disease, it IS a word. =PNermal said:Snowy The Czar said:Do you have dyslexia?Nermal said:ARE YALL RETARDED? THE PICS ARE RIGHT THERE!
No, U? And what the hell is dyslexia? that's not even a word.
Snowy The Czar said:It's a mental condition.Wolf said:It's a disease, it IS a word. =PNermal said:Snowy The Czar said:Do you have dyslexia?Nermal said:ARE YALL RETARDED? THE PICS ARE RIGHT THERE!
No, U? And what the hell is dyslexia? that's not even a word.
Kotaku said:After months of speculation, Nintendo has today revealed the launch date for the new 3DS handheld at a press conference in Tokyo.
And that date, at least for the Japanese market, is February 26, 2011. The 3DS will retail there for ¥25,000 (USD$300). Two colours will be available at launch: "Aqua Blue" and "Cosmos Black"
Release dates for the European and North American markets were not quite as specific, Nintendo saying that the handheld would be out in the West in March 2011. No pricing details for these regions were not disclosed.
Joystiq said:The 3DS is going to answer DSiWare fans' prayers (except for the one about not having to pay 300 bucks for a new system). A hardware fact sheet (PDF) notes that it is possible to move downloaded software from one 3DS to a newly-purchased 3DS (at least, if our translation is accurate). In addition, it is possible to move downloaded DSiWare from a DSi or DSi XL.
Some (unspecified) software can't be moved, and Nintendo warns that there are limits on the number of times a transfer can be undertaken, but this is leaps and bounds ahead of the DSi's current limits, which are set at zero games and zero times.
They did? About time. No wonder it took a while for them to realize our complaints.MLYW said:Joystiq said:The 3DS is going to answer DSiWare fans' prayers (except for the one about not having to pay 300 bucks for a new system). A hardware fact sheet (PDF) notes that it is possible to move downloaded software from one 3DS to a newly-purchased 3DS (at least, if our translation is accurate). In addition, it is possible to move downloaded DSiWare from a DSi or DSi XL.
Some (unspecified) software can't be moved, and Nintendo warns that there are limits on the number of times a transfer can be undertaken, but this is leaps and bounds ahead of the DSi's current limits, which are set at zero games and zero times.
Nintendo has learned.
Vipsoccermaster said:http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n10/conference2010/3ds/lineupMovHigh.html
Short movie about the line-up of games. May include scenes you haven't seen yet.