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How is it not?
How is that bitching?
MK:Online looks bloody awesome.
MK:Online looks bloody awesome.
lcarus wrote:
> Heheh, rozzamate. The age of generic models with different coloured
> skins and "unique" abilities is past now; I demand a lot
> more from games nowadays, and for me, MP doesn't cut it.
Christ, does you entire life 'revolove' around bitching?
> Heheh, rozzamate. The age of generic models with different coloured
> skins and "unique" abilities is past now; I demand a lot
> more from games nowadays, and for me, MP doesn't cut it.
Christ, does you entire life 'revolove' around bitching?
I'll be patient and see if it does. It has had a lot of time to improve since the solid demo we played.
thatrs fine if you think its not going to be interesting, but i think it looks brilliant fun!
Heheh, rozzamate. The age of generic models with different coloured skins and "unique" abilities is past now; I demand a lot more from games nowadays, and for me, MP doesn't cut it.
you obviously havnt seen all the new characters and stuff you can be with their own special abilities, theres alot more to it than poking the screen
gimo80 wrote:
> I really, really don't think MK online will bore quickly - if it's
> anything like Double Dash, anyways. And, Metroid Prime was only a
> demo, so I'm pretty sure there will be more stuff in it.
>
Ah, you don't know me; Mario stuff just bores me near instantly, no matter how "good" it is. The franchise has gone stale since Mario 64, to be honest.
Poking the screen at random places; nope, I can imagine that's about it for MP. Animal Crossing is tempting; visiting other villages and all that, so depending on how bothered I am I might get it again.
> I really, really don't think MK online will bore quickly - if it's
> anything like Double Dash, anyways. And, Metroid Prime was only a
> demo, so I'm pretty sure there will be more stuff in it.
>
Ah, you don't know me; Mario stuff just bores me near instantly, no matter how "good" it is. The franchise has gone stale since Mario 64, to be honest.
Poking the screen at random places; nope, I can imagine that's about it for MP. Animal Crossing is tempting; visiting other villages and all that, so depending on how bothered I am I might get it again.
There is no wire. The main device for users with no Wifi connection already has a USB 2.0 connector that you slot into the PC with the internet connection and that in turn provides wirelessly your DS Wi-fi system with the needed hardware addon.
However if you already have a wifi conenction in your house hold all you need to buy is the addon to the DS and that can pick up the home wifi connection and tap into it.
However if you already have a wifi conenction in your house hold all you need to buy is the addon to the DS and that can pick up the home wifi connection and tap into it.
where would the wire actually plug in? theres only a slot for the charger on mine.
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