LOL at “Sony Is Done”.

Except the guy he paid $3.5million to IS IN THE F*CKING VIDEO?!

I watched it. Like the article says, he had members (and the owner) of the Basketball Card Exchange in the room with him, going over their reasons why they verified why the sealed box was legit.

Wait, BCE’s defense was, “He didn’t ask us if they were Pokemon cards. He asked us if they were in good condition”? That’s some Twilight Zone genie shit.

A lot of people might not like the guy but this is still a really shitty thing to do to someone.

the simple answer is just get a Nintendo DS emulator and play it on your computer. the complicated answer is you need to hunt down and purchase a ROM cartridge that you can put an SD card into. something like the R4.

I’m not the most hack-savvy DS player, but I figure the easiest way is with a flash cart. I’ve got one called Acekard 2i which has a microSD card built in; you literally just drop a ROM onto it and go.

Why don’t you clarify that statement with the rest of the facts? It was a total of 9000 people surveyed in several countries. Many of the home owners are in rural areas where the price of a house is in the low thousands. Many more of them are bought by their family and not themselves, primarily because of the need to…

Word. I believe in fair use, but to build a company based on using other people’s work is rather a stretch.

If this guy’s company (and it is a company, with full time employees as he talks about in the video)  was just offering up reviews over publicity stills like sites like iO9 and such have to do, then they’d certainly have an argument that it’s ‘unfair’. But even looking over the AoT link in the article, it’s not what…

I think the naivety can be criticized when there are a million examples of things like this getting nuked from orbit to go off of. There’s no reason to ever show this stuff off until it’s done and released.

Oh yeah totally, I am sure it was a rocking success on black friday entirely due to popularity and price point and nothing to do with it being the only console ever in stock in stores.

Nah going to be 100% practical effects.

>single company performs hostile takeover of dozens of regional wrestling circuits
>said company starves out all competition via growing monopoly
>lack of competition eventually leads to complacency, drop in quality
>drop in quality leads audience to look elsewhere, reviving competition
>growing competition and lingering…

That wax sculpture of Vince McMahon is very poorly made.

You can visit other people’s villages and play with them in multiplayer. There’s an unofficial trade market of sorts tracked online through a website where you can “buy” a specific villager from someone that has them (a villager will move to a previously visited island if you kick them out off your island). The most…

You know who doesn’t have to worry about having to pay scalper prices  or gamble on getting in-game content from what are basically scratchers? Pirates and hackers, who are perfectly willing to help all of you get these characters for free and stick it to the scalpers.

And series five is going to be even worse than the previous series. There are 24 NPCS, which are only one per pack, where the previous series has 17. So that’s seven more packs you have to get at a minimum to get a full set. And there are only 24 villagers, down from *83* in the previous series.

“I don’t like thing, that means nobody gets to have it!”

The best Metroidvania of the year and not one mention of the actual Metroid that just came out?