I see another problem with it. Those "awkward moments" in your house (i.e. bil collectors or police banging at your door yelling, "Open up! We know you're here!", people's parents fighting in the background, someone yelling out, "Hey ****head! Telephone!", etc.) will be amplified, and everyone else will be able to hear it just as well as you can. Ha! It'll be comedy gold!
... What? Am I the only one who thought of that?... What?... QUIT LOOKING AT ME LIKE that. /me cries.
Lemmings... You do realize the PS3 has moved just as many consoles as the 360 these past few months... Plus, the Wii is trouncing all over y'all in sales... And y'all had a years headstart... Really pathetic.
Lets see do I like those people in the picture?? Let's see.. (I'm bored so) I like the blond.. the red head kinda cute.. like the way how the girls jump :twisted: oh and what show is that??
If they do have a fall event, that means it'll be too late to release any of the games during the hoilday!superdance14
No it doesn't. They could announce that they are releasing a game tomorrow and have in it on store shelves in a matter of weeks. It doesn't take months to ship to and stock a store.
People do realize Nintendo can reveal new games without a big event, correct? They're only talking about casual stuff because it's the easiest and most economically sound way of attracting more possible consumers and to please their investors. All they have to do to get the news out about their better (hardcore) titles is to just tell the gaming media about it or send demo trailers to the Wii. Makes more sense that way as well. They spend less money that way while still reaching the targetted audience of that specific game.
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