Phoenix137

Can the mock posts be about anything?

PSP gets a remake, DS (or GBA) gets a sequel. Which one seems more newsworthy? Which one is the subject of the article?

Why the difference? I guess the PSP game is noteworthy for being yet another port, but this would have been much more interesting from a journalistic standpoint as an article touting the support Nintendo is getting from SE.

*Not so blank comment*

I'm going to blow up something wearing a Mario mask and a Joystiq t-shirt.

There are technologies that will complement digital distribution and cut back on DVD (HD-DVD, Blu-ray, DVD-9) usage. I'll leave it up to the professionals to come up with the specifics, but inexpensive USB drives that can hold several hundred high-definition movies with extras mean that everyone in the family can have their own movie collection (and a backup). These USB drives can then connect to TVs through USB directly or through a converter.

When digital distribution gets big, you better believe there will be ways to utilize it that will make discs obsolete.

• The PS3 has the longest list of new features than the other new consoles. Hardly crippled.

That's right! Can't you use it as a grill?

Hey Joe, did you consider that Sony has more than one production line? Back to the drawing board, I guess =P.

This bitterness towards "Wii Prove Our Promise" has got to stop. Nintendo fans feel like they were treated unfairly because of their own false expectations. Nintendo said that the release information will be given in September, not August. There's absolutely no reason to be bitter except if you knowingly pumped yourself up for a keynote you knew wouldn't deliver the goods. Think.

Wow, that strikethrough tag loses its humor when it's used three times so quickly in succession.

"[Downloading commercial ROMs] is technically legal if you erase the file within 24 hours of downloading it, anyway" - Mr. Scolex

Technically (and nontechnically), any downloads of commercial ROMs are illegal. That 24 hour bullshit is a lie made up by ROM sites to get you to download ROMs. You are now informed.

(I support ROMs by the way. It helps to know about the legal implications, however.)