@MrMilkmann Why still use discs BTW? Even an Sd card can hold up to 32GB, reads much faster than any disc, saves energy as it doesn't needs to spin, is smaller and more portable, the slot is smaller compared to a disc drive and is actually cheap enough to be used as a form of distribution (like Vita or 3ds games that comes on Sd-like cards).

Why discs? WHY???

A Pokemon data structure in Gen 4 is just 136 bytes long. 136 * 3000 = 408000 bytes = 398KB = 0.3MB. So you'll actually be paying for LESS than 1MB of online space, so small they could store the entire Pokemon collection of all players in the world in a cheap 1-2TB hard drive...

And they will surelly charge you like $30-50 a year for that.

This should be free, or at most $5 a year...

Sauce: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_data_structure_in_Generation_IV

@Panorama12 A Pokemon data structure in Gen 4 is just 136 bytes. 136 * 3000 = 408000 bytes = 398KB = 0.3MB. So you'll actually be paying for LESS than 1MB of online space, so small they could store the entire Pokemon collection of all players in the world in a cheap 1-2TB hard drive...

And they will surelly charge you like $30-50 a year for that.

You idiot.

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_data_structure_in_Generation_IV

So now they just rush the game out, sell us an incomplete product full price and then add the missing content with a "free" patch later...

@RicanV @mkdms14 Nah, those were for reselling on eBay.

@krystyla Butthurt much? ;)

@dmastor @RicanV @murderek Because there are only like 3-4 xbox fans on all of the internet, they can't be everywhere at the same time LOL

@murderek @grbolivar "real gamers" LOL

Poor M$, the internet hate them...

OMG I can't containt the excitement!

/Sarcasm