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Hi! I was wondering if it was worth me buying a Game Boy Advance, and what the best games are for it? And I also heard that you could link a Gamecube to a Game Boy Advance. How does this work and what does it do?
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Mmmm...
Talking to you is fun.
And pleasing. :-)
Talking to you is fun.
And pleasing. :-)
Young?
Heh. You must be like 65 then :-)
Heh. You must be like 65 then :-)
Strangely erotic goings-on between Bubbly Babe and Tiltawhirl
Sounds like fun...
Whitestripes wrote:
> Ahem, might I show you the way to something called:
>
> "The Nintendo Forum"
>
> You will get a lot more help there :)
>
>
> Oh and I strongly recomment Advance Wars, Golden Sun, Wario Land 4 and
> Mario Kart Super Circuit. I also have Bomberman Tournament which is
> great, and I beleive you get it cheap at SR if you buy it with another
> game.
Don't get cheeky with me, young man or I'll hang you up by your unmentionables!!!
> Ahem, might I show you the way to something called:
>
> "The Nintendo Forum"
>
> You will get a lot more help there :)
>
>
> Oh and I strongly recomment Advance Wars, Golden Sun, Wario Land 4 and
> Mario Kart Super Circuit. I also have Bomberman Tournament which is
> great, and I beleive you get it cheap at SR if you buy it with another
> game.
Don't get cheeky with me, young man or I'll hang you up by your unmentionables!!!
Edgy wrote:
> Well AfroJoe has already pointed out some of the best games out at the
> moment.
>
> As for the link cable - so far it can only be used for Sonic Advance
> and Sonic Adventure 2 on the GameCube to trade the virtual pets called
> Chao.
>
> Nintendo have mentioned other plans in the past for the link-up, but
> I'm waiting to see what they are first before purchasing the link
> cable. Mind you, at £10 it's not really that big a loss if I
> rarely use it.
*
BUT... *sniggers!* if you're like me and are planning to buy Sonic Adventure 2 on the Gamecube (after marvelling at its' excellence on the Dreamcast), then being able to shove and prod your Chao between Sonic Advance and Sonic Adventure 2 will be... "a barrel of laughs". Plus, Nintendo are bound to have a wealth of new GBA/GC link-up modes in the near future, seeing as it's a blummin' good idea... and any big company with its' head screwed on knows that blummin' good ideas are a blummin' good way to make blummin' loadsa money.
> Well AfroJoe has already pointed out some of the best games out at the
> moment.
>
> As for the link cable - so far it can only be used for Sonic Advance
> and Sonic Adventure 2 on the GameCube to trade the virtual pets called
> Chao.
>
> Nintendo have mentioned other plans in the past for the link-up, but
> I'm waiting to see what they are first before purchasing the link
> cable. Mind you, at £10 it's not really that big a loss if I
> rarely use it.
*
BUT... *sniggers!* if you're like me and are planning to buy Sonic Adventure 2 on the Gamecube (after marvelling at its' excellence on the Dreamcast), then being able to shove and prod your Chao between Sonic Advance and Sonic Adventure 2 will be... "a barrel of laughs". Plus, Nintendo are bound to have a wealth of new GBA/GC link-up modes in the near future, seeing as it's a blummin' good idea... and any big company with its' head screwed on knows that blummin' good ideas are a blummin' good way to make blummin' loadsa money.
Starlight wrote:
> Quiet Timothy, what have you been told about opening your mouth to
> strangers.
>
> Yes that's right.
Well you warned me not to, after your experience Bangkok with those Chick Boys.
> Quiet Timothy, what have you been told about opening your mouth to
> strangers.
>
> Yes that's right.
Well you warned me not to, after your experience Bangkok with those Chick Boys.
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