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"Nintendo told go Multiplatform or face ruin"

Mario and Zelda on PS2 as strange as that sounds their could be more truth in it than you think.

Nintendo have been told by some heavyweight financial advisers that they should develop software for other platforms or face financial ruin.

It would appear that the poor GC sales are starting to bite with developers getting increasingly worried about the GC continued poor performance and the lack of software sold because of this.

Producing for Xbox and inparticular PS2 would add a much bigger user base up instead of the limited one they have now makes sense to me. If Nintendo was able to make more money from software they might be able to produce more quality titles rather than the tripe they do at the moment, hell it might even help Nintendo to sell more GC.

If you want TOp Score to leave the forums then don't reply to his fecking posts.

By replying to them he's getting the exact response he's looking for.

He'll get bored if no one gives a **** about what he has to say anymore.

Shadow Knight wrote:
> chill we are all friends here except Top score who is a idiot.


*pulls out hair*

FEEL THE RAAAAAAGE!!!!

That's exactly what I was thinking!

:D

Unbeliever wrote:
> Heh heh! Servers at work are so much quicker than household net
> connections. Unless you have broadband, obviously.
>
> I just read on the BBC website that a bunch of guys in the US have
> successfully completed the fastest data transfer yet - 6.6 gigs of
> data sent to Amsterdam in...less than a minute!

blimy can you imagine the downloads you could get with that!
plus if or dare I say when this becomes wide spread with online gaming you could proberly download games in seconds.

That's a helluva lot of porn...

Insane Bartender wrote:
> Insane Bartender wrote:
> I work in Finance, what do you do?
>
> Are you blind, Updated?
>
> Or just blasted well stupid.
>
> I can see a question fairly clearly, right there.

chill we are all friends here except Top score who is a idiot.

Heh heh! Servers at work are so much quicker than household net connections. Unless you have broadband, obviously.

I just read on the BBC website that a bunch of guys in the US have successfully completed the fastest data transfer yet - 6.6 gigs of data sent to Amsterdam in...less than a minute!

The mind boggles.

Updated wrote:
> I didnt see any question that u asked him???

don't shout - I found it. The page was still displaying (looks slow at the moment).

Insane Bartender wrote:
> I work in Finance, what do you do?

I'm quite interested to hear what Top Spore "thinks" he does...

Insane Bartender wrote:
> I work in Finance, what do you do?

Are you blind, Updated?

Or just blasted well stupid.

I can see a question fairly clearly, right there.