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Vic George 2K3

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  1. And what's the problem with trying to lower the barrier of entry for gaming as a hobby? If you as a game console or software developer are going to get new people interested in buying videogames, you're going to have to think of what they may want to play and work your strategies around that while also trying to keep those who are already in the hobby happy. It's a difficult thing to do and you're more likely to anger both people who may end up feeling locked out of a hobby that they can't enjoy as well as people who will end up feeling bored with games that are no longer challenging to them.


  2. Yeah, in hindsight I would have preferred a scaled-down ADAM in both standalone and modular versions where the printer would be optional and not the thing that you would need in order to power up the system. If having a built-in word processor wasn't really something you wanted, then a scaled-down version makes a whole lot of sense.

     

    My opinion is that they should have had SmartBASIC be built into the system instead of having to load it from a data pack.

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  3. There won't be any difference until Microsoft and Sony introduce their new systems within a few years after the Wii U. Of course, the improvements seen in the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 successor systems may end up being marginal or just picking up on the 3D gimmick that's so popular nowadays. It may end up being the unwanted switch from physical media to direct downloads where only the memory size of the system's hard drive storage (and its stability) is what matters.


  4. I get screwed up with button configurations when I have a Playstation 2 controller hooked up to my Wii either through a Gamecube controller adapater or a Classic Controller adapter.

     

    With the PS2 controller hooked up through a Gamecube controller adapter: X is A, Square is B, Triangle is X, Circle is Y, L1 and R1 are Z, L2 is L, and R2 is R.

     

    With the PS2 controller hooked up through a Classic Controller adapter: Circle is A, X is B, Triangle is X, Square is Y, L1 is L, R1 is R, L2 is ZL, and R2 is ZR.

     

    It get massively confusing when I try to play Ocarina of Time.

     

    Of course, I now have an Xbox controller daisy-chained through two controller adapters so I generally use that on my Wii. It's too bad there isn't an Xbox 360 wired controller adapter for the Wii, though, because I'd rather use that controller.


  5. If it was possible to play videogames in your head, developers would already be marketing it like crazy. But of course, I wouldn't want to subject myself to constant security updates that need to be downloaded into my head and worry about "head hackers" and a lot of other fun crap that would come with this new technology.

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