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Did anybody watch this documentary at 9pm last night on BBC 3?
Quite interesting to say the least.
Quite interesting to say the least.
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They criticise off all the companies they are following.
'tis pity. The thing is I dunno how I can take any documentaries seriously anymore after seeind that.
'tis pity. The thing is I dunno how I can take any documentaries seriously anymore after seeind that.
It definately ain't coming out for Cube, more's the pity. Proof of Gibbon's quality journalism.
the_Xecutioner wrote:
>Gibbon by name gibbon by nature.
Hehe, i don't thinks its making its way to the Cube.
The presenter of Outragous Fortunes did'nt have a clue about Nintendo, or any other game consoles for that matter. Most Nintendo fans would give thier right arm to fly to Japan, document Nintendo, and meet that Moto guy.
Anyway, it could have been worse, they could have put adverts in.
>Gibbon by name gibbon by nature.
Hehe, i don't thinks its making its way to the Cube.
The presenter of Outragous Fortunes did'nt have a clue about Nintendo, or any other game consoles for that matter. Most Nintendo fans would give thier right arm to fly to Japan, document Nintendo, and meet that Moto guy.
Anyway, it could have been worse, they could have put adverts in.
Dave Gibbon keeps saying that DRIV3R is definitely out for Gamecube on June 1st but I thought it was canned for the 'cube. Has it or has it not been cancelled.
Gibbon by name gibbon by nature.
Gibbon by name gibbon by nature.
DiscoDexy wrote:
> I didnt like the way they slagged off Nintendo on a number of
> occasions.
C'mon, this is the BBC. They've always hated Nintendo. Just go to BBC News Online or Newsround (where they always loved Playstation and hated Ninty) and search for Nintendo.
You're talking about the company who employs David Gibbon.. *shudder*
> I didnt like the way they slagged off Nintendo on a number of
> occasions.
C'mon, this is the BBC. They've always hated Nintendo. Just go to BBC News Online or Newsround (where they always loved Playstation and hated Ninty) and search for Nintendo.
You're talking about the company who employs David Gibbon.. *shudder*
I didnt like the way they slagged off Nintendo on a number of occasions.
Bonus wrote:
> Capcom also made Zelda Four Swords for the GBA, but you would still
> class it a Nintendo game.
Except of course four swords was published by Nintendo... and tested by Nintendo. MEgaman is a multi-format game published and developed by Capcom.
> Capcom also made Zelda Four Swords for the GBA, but you would still
> class it a Nintendo game.
Except of course four swords was published by Nintendo... and tested by Nintendo. MEgaman is a multi-format game published and developed by Capcom.
..::CGJ::.. wrote:
> At least nintendo helped people to realise that thery were epileptic!
Heh, classic, you gotta love it! ;D You see, Nintendo may have given them horrendous fits, but at they were helping diagnose all the eppies!
Anyway, all the Yamauchi price fixing etc. was paid for with that whopping fine.
> At least nintendo helped people to realise that thery were epileptic!
Heh, classic, you gotta love it! ;D You see, Nintendo may have given them horrendous fits, but at they were helping diagnose all the eppies!
Anyway, all the Yamauchi price fixing etc. was paid for with that whopping fine.
Capcom also made Zelda Four Swords for the GBA, but you would still class it a Nintendo game.
At least nintendo helped people to realise that thery were epileptic!
Good program.
Good program.
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