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How do I know this? Simple logic.
They call the attachment a 'nunchuck'.
So if you get good at it, you may well think you had Nunchuck Skillz.
The pointer controller could be used for many things, and, with the right attachment/ add-on could make a convincing bow in an archery game.
So you've got your nunchuck skills and your bow hunting skills, so desired by model American teen Napoleon Dynamite.
So why not name it in his honour.
The Nintendo Dynamite. Because Nintendo Napoleon sounds crap.
You heard it here first.
And probably last.
How do I know this? Simple logic.
They call the attachment a 'nunchuck'.
So if you get good at it, you may well think you had Nunchuck Skillz.
The pointer controller could be used for many things, and, with the right attachment/ add-on could make a convincing bow in an archery game.
So you've got your nunchuck skills and your bow hunting skills, so desired by model American teen Napoleon Dynamite.
So why not name it in his honour.
The Nintendo Dynamite. Because Nintendo Napoleon sounds crap.
You heard it here first.
And probably last.
Can almost guarentee it.
Haha, now I'm picturing that bald idiot from Microsoft performing that song at E3.
Nintendo are training kids in the art of Nun-chucki (or whatever) so that either A - they can become turtles and fight crime, or B - they can attack their rivals!!!
A cunning ploy.
Now, you're just taking the mick! You are!
:P
The Revolution with an EMP? :D
It really gets to me y'know, seeing my little babies like that.
> a DS with a touch screen that has been hacked into
> pieces, due to little children using lolly sticks instead of the
> actual stylus.
Ain't that the truth, eh?