With one every five years they should do more than what they do now which is just put a new coat of paint on OOT and dazzle you with some new art style that destracts you from the idea that you're playing the same game with zero new up to date features. How does the game have zero online functionality? Heck...steal ideas from dark souls...who cares...just do something that couldn't have been done ten years ago. Bread_or_Decide
This is just... What? The only one that was anything close to OOT with a new coat of paint was Twilight Princess. And why, why, why would there ever need to be online functionality? There is just no reason nor need for it.
Not like they were missing out on much. This whole console generation was awful. I bought more PS2 and DS games over this generation than I did PS3, 360, and Wii games combined. =/
PC architecture is derivative of x86 chipset which was originally developed by IBM to support business in number crunching applications, word processing, spreadsheets and such.
ZombieKiller7
First off, x86 is based off an Intel Chip.
Secondly the XBox 306, Wii, and PS3 CPU architecture is PowerPC, which was derived as a failed attempt by Apple, IBM, and Motorola to try to loosen Intel's and Microsoft's domination by offering an alternative to the x86 architecture.
They couldn't determine if the frequent gamers' brains grew larger as a result of playing video games or if those kids were attracted to gaming because that part of their brain was enlarged in the first placeIantheone
[QUOTE="AtariKidX"]The software on my cell phone is a part of what i have buy....it is not something different.AtariKidX
You are purchasing a licence to use the software. You are not buying any ownership rights to the software. You are still restricted to the rules the copyright holder lays out for you.
I don't buy the original software.......i just buy a copy from the original software.And even if a buy a licence that mean that i own the licence and i can do what ever i want.....sell it or keep it.Used games it is not piracy.I am against piracy because that is the real problem.......not the used game. If you own the software on the disk, then you are fully in your rights to copy it thousands of times and give those copies away to however many people you want, right?
Because it only works with a pen. You cant use your thumbs. With the pen in your hand you cant use the face buttons. They should have put another analog stick in.
slipknot0129
What? I use my finger to select moves in Pokemon and what not all the time.Before I sold my ds I dont remember being able to use my thumbs like an iphone or ipad. It would make it look like theres was multiple pens pointing at different areas when I used my thumb. I dont have a 3ds though but I thought 3ds had the same touch screen ds has. I don't have a 3DS, but just using a finger or thumb to do things on the DS touchscreen works fine. I'd assume the 3DS works the same way, but I'm no expert on that.
Because it only works with a pen. You cant use your thumbs. With the pen in your hand you cant use the face buttons. They should have put another analog stick in.
slipknot0129
What? I use my finger to select moves in Pokemon and what not all the time.
Sometimes I think people live in some fantasy land that only consists of their personal little view and knowledge of the world when I read comments like this. You don't actually think every household on the planet has access to cable and high speed internet with unlimited bandwidth do you? It's a much larger percentage than you might think. Until everyone has access to such a luxury DRM and DD are never going to become mainstream and standard practice.
Olimar_the_Min
Eastern Europe is one of the biggest PC markets right now. You have to take the market into context. Places that play computer games are countries in East Asia, Western Europe and North America. All of these countries consist mainly of advanced economies that can support internet connections for nearly everyone. The people without it, then they should not be gaming for enjoyment and work harder to earn more money so they can buy internet.
Eastern Europe is one of the fastest growing PC markets right now.
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