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All nintendo have to do is release a DS pokemon game that allows battles over the net, then i'll run out and buy the console, game and anything else i need.
There'll be 3rd party ones I expect.
If it's a standard wire then obviously they'll be even cheaper from an electrical shop.
If it's a standard wire then obviously they'll be even cheaper from an electrical shop.
30 quid for a wire!? thats a bit much, but i'll probably end up paying for it...
If these games don't have online leaderboards they won't hold my interest for long.
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.
Animal Crossing and Tony Hawk's both look awesome too. So, erm, ha :p
Animal Crossing and Tony Hawk's both look awesome too. So, erm, ha :p
Fudge, maybe I should have waited for this. On the other hand, MK online will bore quickly; and Hunters was a bit crap wirelessly after 20 minutes.
I still need a wireless router myself. :(
Yes its a free service that is using our own existing internet connections to provide a DS Worldwide wi-fi connection, very clever Nintendo.
yes!!!, my wireless router can finally get some use, instead of just letting my bro play on mousebreaker in his room
It's free if you have a wireless connection.
£30 for the adaptor thingy so you can play online if you don't.
£30 for the adaptor thingy so you can play online if you don't.
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