Wizard

Small clearification. 512 MB = 4Gb, which is more then what others are offering at the moment. I already have the bare nescessities (SD cards and reader). I'm just looking for a proper debate on this.

DS-X compatiblity is 99% of all DS games on the market thus far, even works with sleep mode which I use often. Idea is DS-X + M3 = win because DS-X also doubles as PassCard, which makes this idea work. Even though I don't usually care but, DS-X is smaller in size compared too the NinjaDS, I don't want a odd shaped U cart sticking out of my DS. It's functionality is very much similar too PassCard, enabling me to do things that need the passcard. Like I said, compatibility, only ONE title doesn't work with it and it's Animal Crossing DS. Also Single Cart multi-player works for 80% of all currently released games. Sleep mode aswell works 100% Now what I don't like is the price. That's all I hate, there for all the pros out weight the cons. With 512 MB of memory (MB not Mb) seems like the better choice. Besides not having expandable memory, it's compatiblility list is WOOO. Anyone else provide a counter-arugment. Please. Other then "it's made of fail."

So this is what a gamecube looks like when you flatten it. ZING.

Give it to the poor.

Still, IMO the pros out weight the cons. It's a heafty investment but better espeically since all I have to do is just get an M3 if I want even more games to play with.

HEY DOODS http://www.kicktrading.ca/product_info.php...products_id=133 YA DOODS Yes, I've decided to get that.

Yeah, only I can backseat mod.

There quality and there QUALITY. Guess which one is cooler guys!

Certain versions of AR codes are compatible up with GS until ARv3 if I recall. So it doesn't really matter unless their ARv3 codes.

Windows will be impossible to install unless M$ suddenly rewrote it for PowerPC cores. Specific linux builds on the other hand that support PowerPC... Guess where that's going.

Nope. 30th person in line for 25 wiis. Friend didn't get one either and he was 15th in line and they only had 10 at Costco of all friking places.

I should get a PS3 just for dramatic irony purposes.

Maplestory just sucks. FEAR MP is just too broken for me to play.

Test out the HDMI cables for me. There've been a couple of reports of HD malfunctioning on certain HDTVs.

"Up for bidding, or for lucky Buy-it-now buyers, is a brand new 60GB Playstation 3. But that's not all! This the most unique auction currently on ebay because not only do you get the hottest holiday item that you won't see in stores until late 2007 at the earliest, but you also will get a FREE SNICKERS BAR...oh and there is also this game called Resistance: Fall of Man which I'm including as well. I'll say this again... FREE SNICKERS BAR!!! Satisfy your inner need for fancy new electronics and your hunger at the same time!" http://cgi.ebay.com/Sony-PlayStation-3-w-g...1QQcmdZViewItem Sony would of had me indefinatly for the inclusion of a Snickers Bar.

It's randoming it up. A Tamer internet. Where we can discuss nearly everything. Nearly.

Last.FM, but for the most part from various people in various bands' infulences (Radiohead - CAN, Talking Heads, Magazine, Pixies, U2, Jesus & Mary Chain, Doors etc). Otherwise it's the good old fashion radio/muchmusic (Better then MTV! BECAUSE THEY ACTUALLY SHOW MUSIC)

I quit using foobar due to it being mildly retarded. Anyways, Itunes uses both ID3v1 & 2 (If 2 is empty, it uses 1, if theres only 2, it uses 2, if theres none, then theres none! Winamp has a thing where it trims out stuff (Rage_against_the_machine to Rage against the machine etc), but still leaves it tagless).

Well seeing how the game already has crappy music, why would you want to listen to it ZING

Ever since my HDD scare, I haven't played anything on the PC, but did managed to pick up FF3 DS today and it's sick.

I meant overall.

FUNNY, THAT'S HOW SOME(ALOT) OF PEOPLE SEE CAPCOM FOR!

The official release from Ziff Davis Media is below: [...] "Ziff Davis has had a great run with Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine for the past nine years," said Scott McCarthy, President of Ziff Davis Game Group. "We are very proud of the magazine and its outstanding editorial team, and we're obviously sad to see it go. Unfortunately, given where we are taking the Game Group, it doesn't easily fit into our integrated media network or afford us digital media opportunities." Mr. McCarthy continued, "In addition, it's a new world. The powerful online capabilities of the exciting PlayStation 3, coupled with ever-increasing broadband penetration in the U.S., allow for much more efficient distribution of game demos, videos, and trailers. With this next generation of game consoles, the days of having to bundle a disc with a magazine to distribute games-related content are over. And the disc has clearly been a major driver for consumer interest in premium-priced, platform-specific magazines in the past, when the magazine disc was the only way gamers could get such content." Sony Computer Entertainment America will remain a key content and marketing partner for Ziff Davis Game Group, which will cover SCEA's PlayStation 3 and first-party games extensively across all of its media outlets, including EGM, 1UP.com, and GameVideos.com. The Game Group editorial team will also work closely with SCEA in the development of digital content for the PlayStation Network, accessible only through the PS3. "We are as excited about the PlayStation 3 as the rest of the world, and gamers will be sure to see us reporting extensively on the platform -- and on the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable -- across our various media assets," said John Davison, Senior Vice President and Editorial Director of Ziff Davis Game Group. "We enjoy working with SCEA and look forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come." [...] The Game Group is also aggressively integrating its print and online media properties wherever possible. For example, its flagship multiplatform magazine EGM, the leader among videogame magazines, is now closely aligned with 1UP.com in terms of visual design, content, and its games rating system. - 1up.com story Sad to see such a wonderful magazine die. OPM, you shall join the offical ranks of GameFan and Dreamcast Magazine as simply, one of the best.

It rocks my socks

First Episode. Surprisingly done well!