I'd actually really like to play a next gen F-Zero...
I'd actually really like to play a next gen F-Zero...
And it directly contradicts what a UK rep said, apprently, that it is definitively not necessary for it to be connected. http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/05/21/xbox-one-doesnt-require-internet-connection
Now I'm starting to wonder which of these guys got it wrong, and I'm actually leaning towards that it's not always-online and the VP just said something very stupid, cause what scenario would the twenty-four hour thing apply in? Wouldn't it make more sense to have straight yes or no, like the no the UK guy gave? But then the VP comments came later ... I'm confused.
Ironic in that you require an internet connection to do that. lol
Nature: Nature's bullshit way of telling man to get outside more. What a prick.
I thought Infinity was a much better name.
I didn't get them at all (or a Wii), so I believe it. lol
Great news about the arm.
I rented Phantom Hourglass, but got annoyed at having to return to that dungeon so often. Spirit Tracks toned it down, and I really like Spirit Tracks until it gets to the spot where I was in the blog I made about it a couple days ago. Stylus controls are one thing when you're just Link; I honestly thought they were fine. Adding in another character to control with them however, while inventive, can get pretty frustrating.
I get that, but that's why I'm not thrilled that it's required. And yeah, E3 will have more info, hopefully.
I think my plan is to buy a PS3, then get a bunch of cheap games for it once these new systems launch.
I don't understand The Price is Right references. Because it focused on TV so heavily? Or did Bob Barker's pets need to be connected to the internet every twenty-four hours if they wanted to mate? Both sound plausible to me.