Tyson

I take it you've met a monkey, because they're frickin' awesome, I'd sure as hell adopt one. This game on the other hand...

It could just be that those games aren't to their taste, surely. I'd prefer to spend the precious little moneyI have on a game I want as opposed to a game someone told me was good.

Why would you think it was fake? Every 3rd party peripheral developer and their dog made one for the Gamecube, it's not as if it'd be any harder to make for the Wii.

Well, I doubt I'd feel it either if I could buy every frickin' game ever :p

Just Brawl for me, but I'm contemplating trading it in once I give my mates controller back, preferably after the tournament. I'd probably sell my Wii if it wasn't for Animal Crossing coming out soon, although that'd just leave me with an Awesome64.

Does it really matter that much? It's pretty damn obvious what it means.

NintiPhones confirmed!

I get a feeling Miyamoto will retire before this actually begins to matter.

Oh, I geddit.

Games have shadows nowadays? I must have been too busy playing the games to actually notice that.

To be fair, Sonic pretty much symbolizes everything the nineties stood for in the gaming world, and how it began to go wrong with the dawn of the new millenium and the end of the era of 2D. I mean, Sonic entered the gaming market at the beggining of the decade as a new and exciting franchise, a completely credible marketing catapult to be used to launch Sega ahead of the competition, then they somehow reach their peak in 1994 with Sonic 3, managed to maintain the games credibility for a few years by not releasing anything new for the full cycle of the Saturn, before fucking the series completely in one fell swoop on the dreamcast, and continuing to do so to this day. So, Sonic has almost become synonymous with the decline of videogaming from the start of the 90's to the modern day. I shouldn't type on the Wii, it takes forever.

MMO's are a little different bud.

Double dare you. (Yeah, that'll get him)

That'd be fricking awesome if that happened. If they fix up the storage problem I think they could do it, maybe include it in the hard drive. Obviously not going to happen, but it'd be beautiful. Surely they already have part of the framework, you can see you've got a mail in game already.

I can see there being alot of awkward silences on Animal Crossing, you can only pretend to be excited about catching a bug so many times before someone latches on. That's the good thing about typing, you have the excuse of "I'm not a quick typer".

I loved the first one. It definately had its flaws, but the level design was immense on some levels.

I'd apply if I had more access to my PC, or if I could commit to something for more than a week. If you were looking for someone to write features, now that'd be a different story.

I think tripping was a direct retaliation to the shitflinging-fest that is Smashboards. No game deserves such a following of elitist inbreds such as that. I'd probably cry myself to sleep if I knew something I created united that kind of circus.

Not to mention dance mats for the gay kids like me, they're folded messily under my TV. I'm fine with augmenting an experience, I'm just worried how many peripherals my bedroom can handle.

I actually lolled at a Rickroll for the first time ever.

I'll get the plane tickets.

I just use Ike for the 100 man brawl, there isn't one move he has that won't kill the enemies in one.

Funnily enough, I got the same. I've got this funny feeling that everyone has 130. That said I also got a funny feeling about half way through the test that I'd get to the end, send my score and be hit by a Rickroll.

Oh shit! I hope Iwata-man doesn't read this forum or Shino's done for!

Does anyone know the number of peripherals released and announced for the Wii to date? It must be seriously mounting up.