Apart from contacting Nintendo the only other fix that I've heard about is that reformatting the SD card from FAT to FAT32 can fix the problem, but that just what I've heard and haven't actually tried it so not a 100% sure if it actually will fix the problem.

Time to borrow someones Wii.

Hey guys, um, I plan on making my very first character in World Of Warcraft. I love both PvE and PvP, but I chose a PvP server to start on. I dont Want to try Horde people, so please don't bother me with the conversion ;). Anyways, I have the Curse Client and some addons to help me and stuff. Now, the big questions are:

Does the difficulty in leveling vary depending on Race/class?

Is leveling from about 1-30 painstakingly hard or fairly easy?

Would it be best to join a Clan first, or go solo?

What Sites would give tips and hints that would help me form a play/leveling strategy?

Anyways, you dont have to answer all of them, but I want to hear from our awesome WoW gamers on their opinion. Thanks for reading this, as any and all answers would be well appreciated. Thank you!

Force360

Race for the most part doesn't matter. Some classes start off a little slow.

As an experienced MMO player you should find leveling to be easy.

Doesn't matter if you join a clan or not. But it can make the experience funner.

wowhead.com Is a good site. That plus the mod Questhelper can help you out a lot.

I'm always ready for a Bioware RPG.

I still have mine, thought I did have to send it in once to have it fixed. But it wasn't replaced so still my first.

rofl At least you know how it all started. ;p

Thanks for the link. It was an interesting read about the company's history. Its sometimes easy to forget that SEGA use to make more then just Sonic clones, and was once made really good games, and use to have systems.

From reading the article it seems like much of their current problems are a result of a bad transition from a hardware to a pure software company and the poor management decisions made during that transition. It would be interesting to see what would happen to SEGA if their management structure was overhauled, and a new management team was brought in that fostered a culture of creativity, and were able to reorganize the poor consolidation that took place during the takeover by Sammy of SEGA's internal development studios.

Those battle reports are actually fun to watch. The commentary in the game is really well done.

While I'm sure a Fallout MMO would probably make a lot of money, and may actually be good I have to admit that I'm kind of happy that the current one is getting cancelled for whatever reason. As when I think of Fallout I can't help but think that the environment, and the feeling of the game would be hurt be having a large amount of people running around the servers. I would prefer an post-apocolyptic universe being sparesely populated which isn't exactly what MMOs are about.

haha I guess I'll be in the minority for now and go with evil. The first time through I purposefully choose the evilist route possible to see what happens, and off course to kill things. A lot of things. :)