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I know people are psyched about the multiplayer, but I wonder what additions there will be to Brawl's single player. I hope they have more specialized single player modes for each character or have a 1player mode thats more epic and an actual adventure that takes more than one sitting to beat. Hell maybe throw RPG elements into it by redeeming coins to gain special abilities or increase damage or speed for that 1player mode. Not very original, but with SSB's gameplay, I'd think it would be fun and perhaps a decent tutorial for beginners.

Spore's soundtrack is also going to be procedural. Not that I need any more reason for getting this game, but this is a pretty sweet feature and I hope future games can use this to remove the infectiousness many soundtracks get.

Reminds me of something I saw on a local public access show dealing with flying planes I saw a while back. It was an ambient clip of flying around and I recognized the song as Sonic Azure by analoq. Alas no credit, but I was suprised since I lived in a moderately populated town in Iowa that tends to be backwards in anything modern.

You gotta move near the top of the map before using a sling shot, too.

If Spaceballs counts as a spoof, count me in.

Savage would be a good example. While one person is building a base, collecting resources and making upgrades a la WarCraft 3, all the other people on your team are on the ground trying to get money for themselves or invading the other persons base in an FPS fashion.

Mario Kart might be worth a shot for you. You can play online with friends or random people. Only problem is that you gotta learn to snake in order to win most races. Theres a lot to do with single player. Missions are fun and the grade system adds a fair amount to the replay value if you're into that stuff. I also picked up Tetris DS which I like a lot. Theres a few different game modes that are pretty fun, but I play it a lot just for normal Tetris and the occasional Head-to-Head with a CPU or random online opponent. I think you can temp download Tetris on up to 15 other people. Maybe wait until this gets cheaper. I like Animal crossing too. One of those games you play an hour a day, every day. I find that when I get distracted with other things, though, that it's easy to ignore.

MK64 was unintentionally awesome for the crazy stuff you could do with the physics, like launching over walls you weren't supposed to, etc etc.

Wait, so how often do they have these awards?

I blame it on the deletion of unmod... and video game violence. Anyway, VC needs more Super Metroid and Mario Kart 64. Gradius is alright, but I liked Life Force a LOT more.

Convolution =/= Intelligence. This is a casual forum, not an english paper. Heres what you said without the pointless B.S. Definition (link):5. an outcome of events contrary to what was, or might have been, expected. People who shorten "Nintendo GameCube" to "GCN", refer to the "Wii" as "Nintendo Wii," which is longer. You expect them to leave it shortened, when they do the contrary. Thats Irony! I also liked how you decided to jump in on the discussion just so you could stroke your ego. Time to go watch some low-brow T.V.

I only remember there being, like... 3 purple rupees in OoT. TP definately had a rupee overload. Also, there WERE a lot of places to bomb stuff, but almost all of them were just rocks that gave rupees... Maybe one of the main reasons for the rupee overload was so Zelda's Wii launch wasn't too overbearing or difficult for newcomers? The Wii is probably attracting a bunch of new people after all. On completely different note. Are there any plans on adding new content to TP later? I know Probably not, but theres a handful of places that bug the hell out of me because they look like there should be something, such as the round "well" in the Kakariko Graveyard with metal plates on top (which is theoretically near where hookshot cave was in OoT), unattainable areas in Death Mountain that look like structured paths, and Fado's House. This could also be explained as removed beta stuff, which makes me just as sad. Edit: On a short google search, apparently George Harrison (Senior VP of Nintendo) and Reggie mentioned something about downloadable content.

My bro has been playing it since launch inbetween Zelda and now Elebits, but loves it. Theres a decent amount of unlockable stuff and crazy stuff to figure out on the different courses. Hes not a big racing game guy either, except maybe Road Rash and Mario Kart. Not sure how big racing fans take to it though.

Endorphins

http://www.geriatricgamer.com/misc/poorlink.html What happens when human link is used in a Wolf cinema (Using a cheat device).

Sexy, man. Nice work.

ya we heard http://www.opera.com/pressreleases/en/2006/12/19/ Link for proof. Straight from Opera themselves.

Blah on my temperamental wireless router. For some reason I periodically lose a connection. I lost a connection while updating my Wii and its stuck at the update screen even though I got my router kicked back into place. I don't wanna hurt anything by turning the Wii off =|.

Forum sites are so me. People waste so much time making over 10k posts on them. <3 We all have our vices.

In under 2 days. I'm still waiting to try the internet channel and the supposed mp3 channel.

So you just make several orders and get $20 on each of them as long as they're over $50? If thats the case, I might have to partake in this. Might as well get a gmail account while I'm at it *sigh*. Google is too smart.

Anyone using this? I've never been big on using google's stuff like Gmail or anything, but I've thought about getting an account because a ton of stores right now are offering 20+ dollars off some orders over $50 (Like Gears of War for @ $40 after shipping). It also sounds like next year sometime they'll stop adding fees. What do you kids think?

I am i cali too, but what does this have to do with anything also take that crap out of your sig apparently we are more japanese than we think, arek Isn't the center of population in Missouri somewhere? If so, then where I am in Iowa is closer to Japan than most Americans. Food for thought.