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LOL, as soon as I read your message, I tried looking at my usual anime sources for a decent rip of the SF4 OVA, and lo and behold, it hasn't been more than what? 48 hours? And the 360 version of the game already seems to have found its way to the depths of the intertubes.
So I went to my first day of school today...
[tornado fang]ing thieves.
(have yet to get to Seth, and my cousin says he a whole load of pain).
I don't know, I really don't know.
I haven't seen a YGO card since 2006.
Oh, I know one of my favourites I have, Breaker the magical warrior.
I have a story to tell.
In all the 100+ booster packs I've bought.
Only 1 has had a super rare card.
and less than 1/30 of them, have been ultra rare.
I seriously have bad luck with booster packs. D:
Australia, 19 February, 2009 – Nintendo Australia announces that Nintendo DSi™ - an upgrade to the Nintendo DS® hand held console - will hit shelves in Australia and New Zealand, and you can get your hands on one on 2 April 2009. Nintendo DSi has something for everyone, containing more functions to bring you more fun! Keep a photo diary via your Nintendo DSi Camera; store and play music with Nintendo DSi Sound; or why not browse the web on your Nintendo DSi via the Nintendo DSi Shop! New features include larger LCD screens, SD memory card slot, improved speakers and a slimmer unit.
Take photos with your Nintendo DSi Camera and manipulate and play with the images - real-time interactive imaging software makes the photo taking experience different from that offered by any other portable device. With 11 different types of lenses to choose from, edit, morph and distort your photos. You can even use the merge lens to blend two faces together! Watch slideshows of your photos, store your photos on your Nintendo DSi and exchange photos with other Nintendo DSi users. Store and play music with Nintendo DSi Sound. You can also play with any music that you have on an SD memory card – make your favourite songs play faster! Learning a foreign language? Slow down the playback of someone speaking in that language so it’s easier for you to learn! You can also record sounds using the microphone, and edit them to create new sounds.
Get your Nintendo DSi online via the Nintendo DSi Browser which will be available as a free download at launch. You can then purchase Nintendo DSi software via the Nintendo DSi Shop. By purchasing a Nintendo Points Card – formerly a Wii Points Card - you can then use your points to download software – Nintendo DSiWare - in the Nintendo DSi Shop. Nintendo DSiWare will be available in four different price categories: free, 200 points, 500 points, and 800 or more points. Nintendo DSiWare will not only be games you can download, but also practical applications. Nintendo will launch a variety of applications, giving you the option to download the applications that work for you. This will further personalise and enhance the functionality of your Nintendo DSi. The new features also include the dual LCD screens being 17 per cent larger than those on the Nintendo DS and PictoChat is now available in colour as you can choose between a black or rainbow pen! Nintendo DS software is compatible with Nintendo DSi, except for software that requires the Game Boy Advance cartridge slot, as this has been removed resulting in a slimmer Nintendo DSi.
Available in matte black or matte white, inclusive of built in memory, Wi-Fi functionality, calendar with memo function and touch screen, Nintendo DSi is a more portable, personalised experience.
It’s your Nintendo DSi.
AU SRP $299.95 / NZ SRP $375.00 (NZ price is based on current exchange rate)
For more information on Nintendo DSi, please visit: http://gamesites.nintendo.com.au/DSi
FE3 contains a remake of FE1, so the whole "never played" statement still stands as-is.
Loving the game so far, but the frequent necessity to get people killed to unlock other characters is kind of a shame.
Personally, I prefer the sprites from FE6-8. They had more charm. Will play this anyway, since I have never played FE3 before.
One question though: Are Swordmasters and Heroes in there?
+ Better specs
+ Has a camera for manipulating things and fun applications (think Game Boy Camera)
+ SD Card slot
+ DSi Ware Store (and possible GB/GBC/GBA Virtual Console)
+ Larger Screens
+ Brighter Screens
- No GBA Slot
- Batteries are depleted faster on the higher light settings
+/- 169.99 vs 129.99 lite
? - possible (confirmed) DSi only games coming soon.
I see nothing but good things coming from this.
No white DSi?
LAME!!!!!!
And I needed to introduce a female character into these scripts, it's a sausage fest as is.
Unfortunatly, all the other heroes had come before him and taken everyone with those skills instead he got stuck with a young female thief. Sure, she's got the skimpy clothing going with a short skirt, but Hero is sure that she tried to steal his wallet on a couple of occasions.
Some small request, how about writing something about Disney Note?
"Well sure, why not? Don't want to raise a society full of pussies!"
Again, this line alone makes the game an instant buy. Not to mention than Bender, yes Futurama's Bender, is one of the announcers!
It's one of the best lines ever. It's something I would say!
"
Old footage is old. 6 or 7 day's old as a matter of fact.
It turns out Japan loved those names more. Plus the fact that the first 2 games (the DS versions, not the GBA ones) were sold in Japan in both full English and Japanese, so I think most of the cast preferred the English setup. They have also played GS3 and GS4 in English and liked how the names for the characters fits, so they grew accustomed to them. ^^
| Here's some footage in case you were interested in watching how it would turn out | |
Why were they using the English names though? ???
