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It was good enough for me to download Ouendan.

People who preordered their Wii at Target in Australia got a free book of vouchers, that gives up to $50 AUD off most of the launch games (that's around $35 USD).

The best deal of the lot was Marvel Ultimate Alliance for $29.95 (roughly $22-23 USD)

I'm gonna get it as soon as my local Target store gets it in stock.

How's my 3D iBook? http://student.cofa.unsw.edu.au/~z3159252/ibook.jpg

Bit shit but, ah well.

I gotta say the exact opposite to #3. I wanted this, but now I see the video... it just looks really boring, especially the battles.

Just wanted to say... there are way, WAY more gay gamers than people might realise. I'm proud to be one.

I disagree. Michael Gambon is a bitch.

I originally bought it because I wanted a backlit screen to play my GBA games on. And I don't like the SP.

Then, I got interested in the DS games themselves...

DISAPPOINTED!

:D

I don't feel much like owning an SP, I've always disliked it. So, if DS dropped GBA support I'd have to get either a Micro or go back to my old GBA (which I still keep around to play GB/GBC games on)...

Problem is, I can't stand the old GBA for GBA games due to the horrible darkness of the screen. And if I got a Micro, I'd not be able to play my old GB/GBC games unless I kept my GBA around and, ack, now I'm juggling three handheld systems.

Keep the GBA slot in the new DS.

I confess myself... disappointed.

Well, kinda. I was just hoping that there'd be Zelda in the first half of 2006, and that'd be all well and good, best game ever and all that. And then we'd get Revolution in late 2006. I was hoping for them to be seperate experiences. I wanted to have my Zelda fill without the distraction of a new console.