Quote (CHunter @ Dec 18 2011 04:06pm)

Assault was, ok. They needed bigger maps for multiplayer (although the scenary and music on some stages were awesome).
The main mission, like any starfox arwing shooter, was short.
And you started on-foot at the begining of multiplayer and could run to the tanks/arwings (or fight on foot).
From what I gather, most of the upgrades in the 3ds sf64 in multiplayer were basicly what you got in assault.
Sucks they didn't put wifi on the 3ds version.
But of course that's not stupid or anything.

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i got the double capacity battery pack for 10$ at bestbuy.

Quote (Doom0277 @ Dec 18 2011 04:56pm)

there such a thing?

Quote (destry @ Dec 20 2011 11:01am)

3ds sold more units in its first 2 days than the psvita

yay!

Quote (Doyek @ Dec 20 2011 11:07am)

portable consoles are doomed anyway

Quote (destry @ Dec 20 2011 11:09am)

nononono

that's exactly what i dont want to happen

the 3ds is selling well now and im pretty sure the vita will put up decent numbers just like the psp

and they both offer a gameplay experience that is >>>>>>>> phones

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Nintendo has made things slightly easier with the Nintendo 3DS and needing only one universal friend code that you can exchange and then use for any multiplayer games you play. There wasn't however a good messaging system.

Nintendo plans to right this wrong by releasing an app for the 3DS titled Letter Box this Thursday. According to Nintendo, users can then send messages back and forth. Though that's not all, they're also able to send each other photos, sound effects, even drawings.

One would think this could be a potential hazard in online safety since you're technically able to send a picture of "anything" as well as draw shapes that aren't exactly G rated, though I'm sure the fact that it will rely on Nintendo's friend code system will eliminate such threats.

Quote (Doyek @ Dec 20 2011 11:11am)

phones are eventually going to take over, theres absolutely no doubt about this

/e: phones or the next cool thing that comes along

Quote (destry @ Dec 20 2011 04:55pm)

Yay!







maybe but for now neither the 3ds or vita really seem doomed and its a good thing becaus phones dont offer the same experience you can get with portable consoles

Quote (destry @ Dec 20 2011 10:09am)

nononono

that's exactly what i dont want to happen

the 3ds is selling well now and im pretty sure the vita will put up decent numbers just like the psp

and they both offer a gameplay experience that is >>>>>>>> phones

Quote (Doyek @ Dec 20 2011 10:11am)

phones are eventually going to take over, theres absolutely no doubt about this

/e: phones or the next cool thing that comes along

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Nintendo has made things slightly easier with the Nintendo 3DS and needing only one universal friend code that you can exchange and then use for any multiplayer games you play. There wasn't however a good messaging system.

Nintendo plans to right this wrong by releasing an app for the 3DS titled Letter Box this Thursday. According to Nintendo, users can then send messages back and forth. Though that's not all, they're also able to send each other photos, sound effects, even drawings.

One would think this could be a potential hazard in online safety since you're technically able to send a picture of "anything" as well as draw shapes that aren't exactly G rated, though I'm sure the fact that it will rely on Nintendo's friend code system will eliminate such threats.