So what—Terminators did it first?
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@RhinBeoulve: It would be more like an activation that you do on your virus scanner. You register it, and it gives you a little code. From then on, you could just use the code when you reinstall. You shouldn't need to reverify every time you start up a game.
@kariido: Seeing as you can still play offline, some smart player will soon hack in to create virtual server.
Considering Sydney has stolen my T-shirt, jeans and suit, I think I'll try suspenders next. If nothing else, it'll look pretty spiffy with my new dress shirts.
She steals to give away, just like Robin Hood!
@Yokai: It's 2 screens in 1! (But yeah..what an irony, haha)
@DaveKap: iProducts never had to cover up its screen. Not many touchscreen phones and tablet computers do either. I think modern screens are tough enough to withstand some light punishment.
Weelllll~ considering the L button on my DSLite is dead, I might as well upgrade to this baby once it comes out.
If only it has a VGA port.. I wouldn't mind an extra screen for my netbook, which doubles up as my gaming-on-the-go TV. Seriously—when you move twice a year, and spend 3 months a year skipping to different pads all the time, I need my things mobile.
@chrollo0427: Well, good thing this anime features absolutely no guys, and not nearly as much of the cliche'd nudity.
@The Forgetful Brain: I'm seeing the same thing, but that's probably more because of how they did the screencap rather than the game itself.
Wow..I thought that iPad was going to cost 400 bucks, not 500.
@Sabre_Justice: Okay, no more long name.: My DSLite is working fine too, and I see absolutely no reason to switch up to a new system. The most important attribute for a portable game for me is always going to be battery life, and nothing has beaten the DSL so far. DSi almost took its place with music playback…
I would like to think that my college (Grinnelll) has a very high workload as well. If anything, I heard we ranked in single digits of having highest workload in all American colleges/uni combined.
@0300078: Hence they also showed the amount of games rated on there.
#18 rocks the hardest by far, just because they dare to be different.
@MR. FAP☆FAP! ｡◕‿◕｡: Best application for Wii vitality sensors—horror games.
@kingphilip: I have yet to see a game that let you roam around, other than FF12. And yes, that T-Rex near Rabanastre will teach you very quickly what roaming will get you.