curt_fehr

the o's (eyes) at the end of miyamoto's sig are wrong. miyamoto always starts his stroke at the bottom, not the top. also when it comes to signatures, the first stroke is the most important in recognizing its authenticity, as the brain puts the least effort and most detail into the first letter or two. also, e3 swag does not prove he was there.

here is what his sig should look like:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Rare-Limited-Zelda-Triforce-Nintendo-Gameboy-Advance_W0QQitemZ320101854416QQihZ011QQcategoryZ62054QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

cardboard mockups are provided by the game manufacturer.

It is a new copy - for display (never been put in a game system). Those copies in the case were reserved. You can't hand out a reserved copy to someone else. You have got to be psychotic to be appalled that someone took your precious 1/2mm plastic shrink wrap off your game that you go somewhere more expensive just to have your plastic. If its never been used, if the labels are immaculate, and if there is not one damn scratch on the entire cd or case - guess what: That's as new as you can get.

These graphics are really good for the DS. You can't honestly tell me that this game does not already look like a total blast. Personally I appreciate the high production values (read: well-implemented 3D) in DS games. If the game already has this much production value in it, I doubt the lack of polygons compared to the PC version would make it any less fun as its own game. Then again there are games that are all flash and I could be wrong. This game definitely makes it onto my 'To Buy' list.

Actually I think they might have had game demos looping from it...I mean its all hooked up and nobody can honestly tell the difference in graphics unless they are put side by side. This is great it's like Sony admitting their system is really no better than the 360--just a bigger hole in your wallet (ok so it has blu-ray big deal. I don't give a crap and you shouldn't either).

The mouse movements looked too static. I could write a program to do that in an evening. Solving algorithm , screen capture-interpretation, and mouse movements/events. That's all it is. Too easy.

Obviously you have never heard a Wii. I've never heard a Wii and I've had one running right beside me since Nov 19.

console systems = no profit for retailers = nothing donated

umm this is a tough one....call of duty 2

anything on discovery channel hd