I'm getting this from insider sources, but in an attempt to reach the bread eating demographic, Nintendo is releasing a Wii capable of accepting bread and outputting toast. Miyamoto is quoted as saying, "We're working very hard to ensure that all kinds of bread will be compatible with our next vision. Whole grain has proved difficult." Expect the new Nintendo innovation sometime this fall.
My first kiss was when I was 14 with someone that I still think fondly of to this day. I am currently in a committed relationship, and today is my seventh month anniversary exactely! Hooray!
MGS4 is the game that pushed me to buy a PS3, but I'll stay for games like Uncharted, Resistance, Little Big Planet and others. So started for one big game, stay for the other greats.
That's very helpful thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I do hope that there will still be some MGS4 systems left by the time I get to the states in early august. Again, much appreciated!
Hey everyone I'm holding out on buying a PS3 until mid August, and I'm worried now with this announcement of the 80GB Core PS3. If I buy the MGS4 bundle I get the game as well, but the game is $60. I was thinking of giving in my PS2 slim to make up for the extra $40 and that way I could play my PS2 games on the new system. Now the new core system has 80Gb but no backwards compatibility. So should I try to find a MGS4 bundle and sell my PS2 and pay $500 (does the PS3 run the games well enough to even consider this?) or should I wait for the core system and buy the game for $460 and keep my PS2? Any advice would be much appreciated
I wouldn't say that Kojima is a Sony patriot, he did after all condone the making the Metal Gear Twin Snakes for the Gamecube. While he was not directly involved with the project, it did have his blessing. I could imagine this could happen with MGS4 if it moved to Xbox 360.
I live in the Dominican Republic, so the bidding system is a little different here. Basically you put a price and people will call or email you saying they are interested and then you set up a meeting so they can see the product. But maybe you're right, I'm thinking about $450 sounds more reasonable.
Hey everyone I want to sell my old labtop, and I was wondering how much it could be worth. It's a Gateway MX6436 almost brand new, used like three times in two years. It has a 75GB hardrive, 1.6 Ghz and 512mb of ram. It has a 15.4" widescreen display with wifi and a DVD burner. It was always ment as a back up labtop so it's not very beefy. How much do you think I could get away with it? I currently have it on an auction site for about $750. Thanks!
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