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On a similar subject, does anyone know if I can use a USB dongle of sorts for online? I haven't tried yet, but I have found nothing on connections that isn't through the broadband port.

Going online is one of the best reasons for getting the DS in the first place, more so with Pokemon. Between an actual router and a WiFi Connector, go with the router. You can get a cheap and equally functional router for about the same price as the Connector. Plus, routers will act as a...

Name: E Evincar (I believe, I have a different name for my character) code: 4854-2916-4823 PM me if you have added me, either with a page number for this thread or your Friend Code if you haven't posted here.

If you have any friends with the other versions, check what they have and get the opposite versions. If that isn't a considration, being an owner of Leaf Green and Emerald, I will say that Emerald is better overall. FR/LG is a map-for-map remake of the original Red/Blue, but with some...

New Mario Bros. seem to be getting better reviews. However, as the Weekly Geek podcast said on one post, it just panders to nostalgia. It isn't as much of a sequel as a homage to the original. If you like old school games, go with NMB. Metroid Prime Hunters is great, although flawed (example...

With the $500-600 pricing of the PS3, Sony has not only shot themselves in the foot, but they shot themselves in the face. It maybe a cheap Blu-ray player, but that is still pretty fraking expensive. It just makes it worse when the "cheap" model doesn't have Wifi (I'm presuming there is a...

Metroid Prime Hunters Name: E Evincar (same as my Mario Kart) code: 0988-5187-7938

Haven't been here a while, but I figured I could at least post my MKDS code 073077 613980 I have a simlar user name, so you should know who I am.

Actually, games on all platforms were expected to cost $60. It was only when a comment made by Microsoft after E3 did this change for the X-Box 360 (and it only applies to first and second party games). PS3 games are still expected to cost $60, as well as Revolution. The only comment I heard...

First, I might as well see what I predicted: Number 1: negative (thank you), number 2: nope, number 3: suprisingly, no, 4: only a mention on when it will be fully revealed, 5: yes, thank you back-up. As for the controller, this was actually something that I thought of. The part of it being...

I'm going to quote myself here (mostly because it's off my blog) but here is what I think we'll see of the Revolution at TGS: 1) The controller won't be seen. It's features may be ambigously discussed, but it won't be shown. I hope this isn't true, but I see the odds against that hope 2)...

Going off of Wikipedia, Sega, Konami, Capcom, Ubisoft, Square-Enix, and Bandai have pledged support. However, none of them have revealed any games for the Revolution. I do think multiplatform games such as the Next-gen Sonic and Resident Evil 5 will make to Revolution in some form, but they...

I checked the IGN release dates and there isn't anything which could be called a flagship title, even if by default. There are some good games on it (such as POP3 and DDRw/Mario), but nothing that looks stellar. I guess I'll have to now put an emphasis on getting a DS. And no, I haven't...

They already have said they will reveal the controller by the end of the year. Considering, they are being kind. For some reason, I have a feeling that both Sony and Nintendo will be very talkative come around October or November (launch of 360).

Nintendojo has runned a few stories on the free downloads rumor. The latest story they have confirms the rumor. What I'm curious about are 1) Dead companies whos games were not picked up, and more importantly 2) games which their license was transfered. An example of this is Goldeneye, since...