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I just happen to have magically aqquired this disc and it is sitting next to my console now - I hope it isn't, like the stickon label on the cover, in German.
I'll get back to you tomorrow when I've seen what's on it.
> Heh, I bet you dived into the bin after it as soon as it left the
> bloke's hands! ;D
>
> "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo"
> All in slo-mo like in a film or something. :)
You were in the shop watching weren't you!
I've played the demo disc and it's pretty good! It's got a playable Starfox demo, a playable Mario Party 4 demo (though just two of the mini-games, and they're poor), Beach Spikers or whatever that Sega volleyball game is called (and that's not the best game I've played either) and I think it's NBA Courtside as well - though I ain't played the demo of that one on the disc. It also has many a rolling demo on the disc of games too.
Gay.
This other shop does though so that's good.
Whenever I saw a Gamecube game playing in a store it was always just the proper game just playing over and over the automatic demo that comes up when you leave it for so long.
Put that on if you are stressed and happy.
It'll calm and depress you all in one!
"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo"
All in slo-mo like in a film or something. :)
i have had them both for a few weeks now
> Well on the front it says "Starfox Adventures and Mario Party
> 4"
>
> Anyway, why would Nintendo release a demo disc with currently
> available titles on it, when they could advertise and build up hype on
> up and coming new titles!
Cos the reason Nintendo don't like demo disks is that they feel demos of uncomplete games don't give gamers a feel for the true game. And players might play a demo and think it's pap, as the demo might be, but the finished game might actually be good. That's probably why now, on the demo disks, are completed games.
:)