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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3049609.stm[/URL]
I wish the BBC would just shut up. It gets a teeny bit boring after a while.
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I wish the BBC would just shut up. It gets a teeny bit boring after a while.
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Yes, because a console playing CDs and DVDs would fit with their new code name...Revolution...as it has never been done before...
Yes, it would help, but I don't think it would be enough to sway gamers who already have cheap DVD and CD players.
Yes, it would help, but I don't think it would be enough to sway gamers who already have cheap DVD and CD players.
What they really need is a console which can play CDs and DVDs. That should help to save Nintendo.
Will the N5 have such things?
Will the N5 have such things?
Er... I don't think CGJ was serious...
Memorandum! wrote:
> "People who write things like this should die"
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> Ahahahahaha.
> "People who write things like this should die"
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> Ahahahahaha.
"People who write things like this should die"
Ahahahahaha.
Ahahahahaha.
WHAT, that report is absolute tat. What the hell are they on about. The BBC and Newsround have always been biased a**holes. There was a report on Newsround about a year ago sayng that if Nintendo didn't do better they would drop out of the gaming market. I've decided to become a suporter of any channel that isn't the BBC, especially Challenge, I love Takeshi's Castle. Sorry, but I'm angry now..
I'd imagine it has quite a big child audience.. although I doubt (and hope) anyone on the forums watches it for factual value.
One of the presenters is quite good looking though..
One of the presenters is quite good looking though..
Anyone who watches Newsround to get fair, unopininated news reporting deserves everything they get.
Except in a recent Newsround report they firmly supported Nintendo's stance on making games more simplistic and innovative rather than more complicated with better graphics.
The BBC and CBBC have always been notoriously anti-Nintendo and pro-Sony. Methinks Newsround are this way so they still remain "cool" so the kids will still love them as they support the leading platform.
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