Report: Wii coming to South Korea by May 5
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Meanwhile, North Korea will adopt the slogan "Pine cones: it's what's for dinner".
...I hate North Korea.
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FUCK Kim Jong Il
and FUCK China and it's FORCED repatriation of North Korean escapees, and FUCK the Governments who turn a blind eye to the suffering on a scale that has not been seen since the Nazi concentration camps.
Whatever happened to never again? Hmmm?
Everytime I hear the word Korea, I cannot help but think about those millions of people living like animals under the Nazish regime of THE DEAR LEADER Kim Jong Il. That bastard has 3 generations of ENTIRE families in concentration camps where they are beaten, tortured, and worked to death.
He even has poison gas experiments carried out on entire families while his "scientists" watch.
Sorry for the rant but all the petty smack talk and bickering PALES in comparison to the pure EVIL that goes on everyday in the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea.
Its especially heart-wrenching for me because I have 2 young children of my own.
It is good to be American and part of the free world...is it not?
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And iI'l never complain of a delayed PAL release ever again.
Nazis were extreme liberals: North Korea is communist, therefore it'd be more accurate to compare their government with something Stalinistic, although North Korea really seems to be focusing on the military instead of heavy industries. The Nazis however were promoting economic growth through war corporatism (although it could be applied today for the US).
Either way, totalitarian governments aren't the way to go.
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But Nintendo has always had problems recognizing this region for gamers. I mean, hell, DS Lite is only just a little over a year old there... and then all the DS fantards bitch and whine about DJ Max never coming...
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If I were Nintendo and my console was selling out like theres no manana then I'd have my factories churning out the Wii nonstop 24/7. When 360 launched there were crazy supply issues. Took them 4-5 months to fix it. But over a year?
On topic, S Korea? Who cares...
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Facing facts, S Korea is the shangrala of the gaming world. Where someone who's really good at Counterstrike or Starcraft has damn near rock star status.
lmao yea more like 4-5 months for the demand to die off. Lack of demand sure makes supply issues go away real quick. Not only has the demand for Wii not slid, but rather has increased.
I can also get them here in Taipei.
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Good luck winning in ANY online Wii game once this comes to fruition.
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Kust Jidding: can't believe they weren't serviced before, but hey, at least they're getting a good console at the right time (Twilight Princess, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Smash Brawl, ... and many more to come, but I just mentioned blockbusters).
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