:thumbsup:Originally posted by: SirChadwick
Woah it's like Marble Madness Meltdown! Coolio.
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
It looks like camping will be my only choice
And if I happen to overhear someone in line talking about ebaying it, I will try hard to resist the urge to spit in their face.
Originally posted by: DeathBUA
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
It looks like camping will be my only choice
And if I happen to overhear someone in line talking about ebaying it, I will try hard to resist the urge to spit in their face.
I swear I'm buying you a round at the bar when you finally get one.
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: randay
Originally posted by: BD2003
I remember when I first played final fantasy X - that was definitely an experience...the cinemas and voice acting added so much to the game. And zelda would only even need a fraction of voice to do the job. Instead we just hear babbling...such a shame.
Me and my friends can always have a good laugh about how zelda tp handles voice acting. Its pretty funny with the single worders and grunts and funny noises. We also all agree that its the thing that turns us off of the game.
Can they even fit that kind of content onto a wii game? Isnt it a proprietary format or something. I wonder what the capacity is like. It also kind of sucks that the wii doesnt play DVDs. I just read somewhere that they are going to release a version in Japan that will, seems kinda cheesy, they should have just made it standard![]()
I agree, the voice acting in zelda... wtf were they thinking?!?!? should have been all or nothing. Or... an option for internet folk. have the voices stream.. heh, ok, that's a bad idea.
As for DVD's... they just didn't want to pay the licensing regarding it. I'm 99% confident that nintendo could just release a paid "DVD chanel" along w/ a firmware update and we'd have a dvd player. Imagine using the wiimote to point at your menus![]()
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Originally posted by: potato28
Well... I turned my system off from the power last night so then it could cool down a bit. I used a thermometer, and the sucker was at 40C! I don't want my Wii frying, then not be able to get another 1 for a few days![]()
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: randay
Originally posted by: BD2003
I remember when I first played final fantasy X - that was definitely an experience...the cinemas and voice acting added so much to the game. And zelda would only even need a fraction of voice to do the job. Instead we just hear babbling...such a shame.
Me and my friends can always have a good laugh about how zelda tp handles voice acting. Its pretty funny with the single worders and grunts and funny noises. We also all agree that its the thing that turns us off of the game.
Can they even fit that kind of content onto a wii game? Isnt it a proprietary format or something. I wonder what the capacity is like. It also kind of sucks that the wii doesnt play DVDs. I just read somewhere that they are going to release a version in Japan that will, seems kinda cheesy, they should have just made it standard![]()
I agree, the voice acting in zelda... wtf were they thinking?!?!? should have been all or nothing. Or... an option for internet folk. have the voices stream.. heh, ok, that's a bad idea.
As for DVD's... they just didn't want to pay the licensing regarding it. I'm 99% confident that nintendo could just release a paid "DVD chanel" along w/ a firmware update and we'd have a dvd player. Imagine using the wiimote to point at your menus![]()
Originally posted by: bunnyfubbles
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: randay
Originally posted by: BD2003
I remember when I first played final fantasy X - that was definitely an experience...the cinemas and voice acting added so much to the game. And zelda would only even need a fraction of voice to do the job. Instead we just hear babbling...such a shame.
Me and my friends can always have a good laugh about how zelda tp handles voice acting. Its pretty funny with the single worders and grunts and funny noises. We also all agree that its the thing that turns us off of the game.
Can they even fit that kind of content onto a wii game? Isnt it a proprietary format or something. I wonder what the capacity is like. It also kind of sucks that the wii doesnt play DVDs. I just read somewhere that they are going to release a version in Japan that will, seems kinda cheesy, they should have just made it standard![]()
I agree, the voice acting in zelda... wtf were they thinking?!?!? should have been all or nothing. Or... an option for internet folk. have the voices stream.. heh, ok, that's a bad idea.
As for DVD's... they just didn't want to pay the licensing regarding it. I'm 99% confident that nintendo could just release a paid "DVD chanel" along w/ a firmware update and we'd have a dvd player. Imagine using the wiimote to point at your menus![]()
Nintendo has had capacity excuses for their past two systems - N64 and ~64MB carts vs. 600MB+ CDs and GC and 1.5GB discs vs. ~8.5GB discs. Twilight Princess isn't exactly a true Wii title, its an upgraded GameCube one. But still, Nintendo is kinda slacking on this one.
Originally posted by: ThaGrandCow
In all the pictures I see, the wii has a blue light from the disc slot. How do I get that light to turn on? It flashes for 1/4 of a second when I first power it up, then goes off again.
Originally posted by: loup garou
Yep, ordered my straps. Great move, Nintendo. Pissed me off that I couldn't pick my registered system from my My Nintendo account though, had to crawl into my entertainment console again to copy it off my Wii.
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: ThaGrandCow
In all the pictures I see, the wii has a blue light from the disc slot. How do I get that light to turn on? It flashes for 1/4 of a second when I first power it up, then goes off again.
it only comes on when you start up and then goes away and it comes on when it downloads stuff off th enet. i don't think there is a way to make it stay on.
Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: ThaGrandCow
In all the pictures I see, the wii has a blue light from the disc slot. How do I get that light to turn on? It flashes for 1/4 of a second when I first power it up, then goes off again.
it only comes on when you start up and then goes away and it comes on when it downloads stuff off th enet. i don't think there is a way to make it stay on.
There are ways... but I can't remember them. Check the Nintendo forums. My friend has his on when the system is on...
Originally posted by: rocadelpunk
Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: ThaGrandCow
In all the pictures I see, the wii has a blue light from the disc slot. How do I get that light to turn on? It flashes for 1/4 of a second when I first power it up, then goes off again.
it only comes on when you start up and then goes away and it comes on when it downloads stuff off th enet. i don't think there is a way to make it stay on.
There are ways... but I can't remember them. Check the Nintendo forums. My friend has his on when the system is on...
if you go to news4gamers.com and go through the wii news archive...should be there.
