Avatars are nothing new or original, but that doesn't mean that Microsoft didn't copy the Nintendo Mii's. That is still achingly obvious lol. But whatever, there are more interesting things to argue about that this.
[QUOTE="zymn1"]buy an actual console. roms don't do old games justice.z4twenny
this is merely an opinion, i have a controller plugged into my computer and love playing my games on a computer monitor. although i would say if you can run a line from your computer into a tv then do that because on a pc monitor the graphics dont look as good as they did back in the day since monitors have super high res thats really sharp (and can make games look blocky)
back in the day, tv's didn't have super high res'es and a little bit of fuzzy made a game look better.
I think he was talking about the whole experience of playing the old consoles, not just the visuals.
Why bother hyping either? Neither game is nearing completion, and when the time eventually comes the developers have more than enough money to do that themselves.
Unless you didn't delete it. I played Mario 64 DS the other day and it said the cart was corrupt and data was missing. I took the game out, blew into the DS and then the back of the cartridge, put it back in and turned it on again. Worked fine, and all my old data was restored. That could be the case with Warioware if you didn't delete the file yourself. Otherwise I suspect the file will be gone for good.
Have you checked the Lost In Blue forum on here? It's all i've got. I used to own the game, but that was a good few years ago. I don't remember it in the greatest of detail anymore. http://uk.gamespot.com/ds/adventure/survivalkids/forum.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=tabs&tag=tabs;forums
I hope Nintendo are more imaginative about their next handheld than some of the suggestions on here. Don't get me wrong, I couldn't do better myself, but if this is what we had to look forward to I wouldn't be impressed. It would be like reliving the past 10 years of gaming all over again. At least I hope they keep the touch screen, it's the key selling point of the console. Then maybe they could ditch the D-Pad and buttons, to make things a little more different still.
Ubisoft are known for much better than they've released on the Wii. Their support has been terrible so far, so it's not fair to say 'at least they're supporting the system', as all they're doing is giving the system a bad reputation. I'll follow this as I did the original Red Steel, but I don't suspect for a minute it'll be anything out of this world, so to speak.
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