The Nintendo Clan
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PokeChamp said:
Donkey-Kong Country for GBA. Seriously, I had to force myself to keep playing that game.
All those movie liscenced games...
yeah, why don't you like starfox 64 infmach?
NEW TOPIC
I think someone else took over...
C'mon guys. We need a really good topic, like the ones we had when the clan first started...
Catch up time!
I heard of the love tester from somewhere.
Ridley and Knuckles should be in the next SSB.
Yes I hate it when the USA bans blood and such from our games.
Everyone hates Nintendo because they are not the best developer anymore, according to them. Even the people who once loved Nintendo hate them now too, because the hardcore has been forgotten amidst the casual games.
Best joystick would have to be the NES or N64 for obvious reasons.
Next firmware update needs to be a storage solution for the DSi. For the Wii, I guess faster Internet or something...
Worst graphics would have to be Spider Man 2 for the DS. Honestly. x_x
Almost all of the Star Fox games were good. Star Fox 64 is one of the best, with the DS one a close second.
dmaster out.
I heard of the love tester from somewhere.
Ridley and Knuckles should be in the next SSB.
Yes I hate it when the USA bans blood and such from our games.
Everyone hates Nintendo because they are not the best developer anymore, according to them. Even the people who once loved Nintendo hate them now too, because the hardcore has been forgotten amidst the casual games.
Best joystick would have to be the NES or N64 for obvious reasons.
Next firmware update needs to be a storage solution for the DSi. For the Wii, I guess faster Internet or something...
Worst graphics would have to be Spider Man 2 for the DS. Honestly. x_x
Almost all of the Star Fox games were good. Star Fox 64 is one of the best, with the DS one a close second.
dmaster out.
The StarFox order of goodness goes like this. I'm ready to defend this order to the DEATH.d master342 said:
1 SNES and StarFox 64 The SNES one is more mystical with the flying polygons and the BLACK HOLE
. The 64 one is just the best.....Ahh Area 6 thats what I'm talking about.2 StarFox Adventures, Why? Because at least you can;t compare it with the SNES and 64 game because it's completly different
3 Command at least you are in ships the whole time. The map stratigie thing make it not classic.
4 Assault. I liked this game a lot when it came out but you aren't in a Jet or Tank enough and the cinema scenes are embarrassing to watch. This one is good but might as well play the 64 one.
Sorry for the mess I made.
I HAVE played the unreleased one and it's terrible. Good thing it didn't ever come out.
Finally a good topic!
I think DSi is better because of all those reasons listed on pokebeach and beacuse I have one! (I`ll post the reasons here if you didn`t see them.)
Nintendo DSi
It will be released in Japan on November 1st for 18900 yen ($179) and in 2009 in the United States and other countries.
Larger screens, now 3.25 inches diagonally each (the DS Lite's screens were 3 inches). Five brightness settings (previously four).
Two built-in cameras (one on the outside of the DS when closed, one on the inside when opened). The one on the outside is 3.0 megapixels, while the one on the inside is 0.3 megapixels (640x480 resolution). You can edit and distort the photos you take on the DSi.
Music playback capabilities. Your music files will need to be in the AAC format for the DSi to be able to play them. The DSi will allow you to "play with them," such as being able to change the music to 8 bit, remove vocals, change the speed it plays, change the pitch, make it sound like trumpets as with a synthesizer, etc.
There is now a SanDisk card slot. You can save photos you take with the 3.0 megapixel camera to an SD Card.
The GBA slot has been removed.
Better-quality speakers.
Built-in flash memory.
Software-based web browser.
It can sync photos with the Wii Photo Channel.
Available in two colors: white and matte black (instead of a shiny black, which means your fingerprints don't show).
There is considerably less battery life than the DS Lite. The DSi takes 2.5 hours to charge, gets 9-14 hours on brightness 1, 8-12 hours on brightness 2, 6-9 on 3, 4-6 on 4, and 3-4 on 5. The charging time is 30 minutes faster than the DS Lite, though.
The overall unit is taller, wider, and thinner (137.0mm x 74.9mm x 18.9mm, stylus 92mm long) than the DS Lite (133.0mm x 73.9mm x 21.5mm, stylus 87.5mm long). Overall, it is 12% smaller than the DS Lite. It also weighs less. The DSi's weight is 214g while the Lite's is 218g.
"Nintendo Points" will be used to download new software and games directly to the DSi (there will now be an online DSi store, similar to the Wii Shop Channel). The new software is not compatible with the previous DS models. Each piece of software will either be free, 200, 500, or 800 Nintendo Points. The "Nintendo Points" are probably exactly the same as the "Wii Points" we have now, but renamed since the points will probably apply to both the DSi and Wii.
You will be able to download the DSi Web Browser and a new program called "Moving Memo" for free. Moving Memo might be a sort of "Pictochat."
If you connect to the internet on the DSi, you will receive 1000 Nintendo Points for free.
DS Stations in Japan will be upgraded to accommodate the new system.
The "status" lights on the new model are in this order: Wireless, Charger, Power.
The "Power" switch has been removed and is now a button under the D-Pad.
The L and R buttons have been redesigned and are smaller on the DSi than the DS Lite.
Courtesy of Pokebeach.com
BTW I hearby appoint PokeChamp the 4th co-leader of the clan.
Congrats PokeChamp!
I think DSi is better because of all those reasons listed on pokebeach and beacuse I have one! (I`ll post the reasons here if you didn`t see them.)
Nintendo DSi
It will be released in Japan on November 1st for 18900 yen ($179) and in 2009 in the United States and other countries.
Larger screens, now 3.25 inches diagonally each (the DS Lite's screens were 3 inches). Five brightness settings (previously four).
Two built-in cameras (one on the outside of the DS when closed, one on the inside when opened). The one on the outside is 3.0 megapixels, while the one on the inside is 0.3 megapixels (640x480 resolution). You can edit and distort the photos you take on the DSi.
Music playback capabilities. Your music files will need to be in the AAC format for the DSi to be able to play them. The DSi will allow you to "play with them," such as being able to change the music to 8 bit, remove vocals, change the speed it plays, change the pitch, make it sound like trumpets as with a synthesizer, etc.
There is now a SanDisk card slot. You can save photos you take with the 3.0 megapixel camera to an SD Card.
The GBA slot has been removed.
Better-quality speakers.
Built-in flash memory.
Software-based web browser.
It can sync photos with the Wii Photo Channel.
Available in two colors: white and matte black (instead of a shiny black, which means your fingerprints don't show).
There is considerably less battery life than the DS Lite. The DSi takes 2.5 hours to charge, gets 9-14 hours on brightness 1, 8-12 hours on brightness 2, 6-9 on 3, 4-6 on 4, and 3-4 on 5. The charging time is 30 minutes faster than the DS Lite, though.
The overall unit is taller, wider, and thinner (137.0mm x 74.9mm x 18.9mm, stylus 92mm long) than the DS Lite (133.0mm x 73.9mm x 21.5mm, stylus 87.5mm long). Overall, it is 12% smaller than the DS Lite. It also weighs less. The DSi's weight is 214g while the Lite's is 218g.
"Nintendo Points" will be used to download new software and games directly to the DSi (there will now be an online DSi store, similar to the Wii Shop Channel). The new software is not compatible with the previous DS models. Each piece of software will either be free, 200, 500, or 800 Nintendo Points. The "Nintendo Points" are probably exactly the same as the "Wii Points" we have now, but renamed since the points will probably apply to both the DSi and Wii.
You will be able to download the DSi Web Browser and a new program called "Moving Memo" for free. Moving Memo might be a sort of "Pictochat."
If you connect to the internet on the DSi, you will receive 1000 Nintendo Points for free.
DS Stations in Japan will be upgraded to accommodate the new system.
The "status" lights on the new model are in this order: Wireless, Charger, Power.
The "Power" switch has been removed and is now a button under the D-Pad.
The L and R buttons have been redesigned and are smaller on the DSi than the DS Lite.
Courtesy of Pokebeach.com
BTW I hearby appoint PokeChamp the 4th co-leader of the clan.
Congrats PokeChamp!
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