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It is in Japan, but I doubt we'll see it until after D/P come out. It's not like Stadium though. It seems like it's mostly just "Hook your DS up and fight with your Pokemon in 3D". Really disappointing.
 
I very much disliked Colosseum and XD. So slow and boring. Battles are like watching grass grow without an announcer. Boring attacks. N64 quality graphics.

I wish they'd return to the Stadium format but with better than N64 graphics. That's what I was expecting with Battle Revolution. T_T;
 
Morkula said:
Zelda's worth every penny of $50. And it's not hard - TP's actually one of the easiest Zelda games. XD

Router...get the $50 Linksys one from Walmart. It's the one I have, and it works great most of the time. Andy's got a nice one too, Netgear I think. Talk to him about it. XD
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I used to have a Netgear router and it sucked. Greatly. It was constantly disconnecting me at random times and there were occasions when I had to sit right next to the router just to get my DS online for MP:H or MKDS. And if I drifted more than 10-15 feet away from it, I'd get cut off again. Very annoying, especially on the rare occasions that I was actually winning.

Abby said:
I think it'd be best if it was just like Stadium--I always found Colosseum to be too slow for a GBA-style story. o_o Just pack in a lot of fun minigames, battles, rentals. and management capability. That's what made Stadium/2 so much fun. So, it's already out?
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That's all I really wanted from Battle Revolution, minigames. I never had Stadium but I borrowed it from my friend for a couple of weeks. We played the battle tournaments a few times but after that all we played were the minigames. I can still remember my favourite minigame. The one where Ekans is curled up in a circle and you have to throw them over Diglett as they pop up from the ground. Simple but fun. Gamefreak seem to go with that formula but keep forgetting the fun recently.
 
I think every 3D Pokemon game since Stadium 2 has been destined to suck. Just seems like they won't return to that formula that worked so well for the two Stadium games. =/

I hated that minigame, Dawson. It was my least favorite one in Stadium. XD
 
Morkula said:
Router...get the $50 Linksys one from Walmart.
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Haha! You make me laugh. A 12-year-old boy who just bought a Wii with his own money is going to buy that? Not yet, at least. XD I want to get a new game first. Wii Sports kind of gets old when you play it all the time.

EDIT: So yeah, I'm getting TP. XD It's the only Wii game on sale in my area and I need to buy cheap games so I can buy a router. I've never played a Zelda game before. -_- Yeah, I know.
 
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Ah kay, Dawson. I'll give it a shot. It looks kind of fun, actually. I can't wait to fish.. hee hee.
 
TRIFORCE89 said:
I'm glad the Wii uses a single friend code unlike the DS.
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But it doesn't.
https://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/750/750994p1.html

Trikip said:
Haha! You make me laugh. A 12-year-old boy who just bought a Wii with his own money is going to buy that? Not yet, at least. XD I want to get a new game first. Wii Sports kind of gets old when you play it all the time.
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But I'm 13, I saved up for a wii, and I ordered a new Router the day after I got the Wii. (which arrived yesterday which works with my wii, its also shiny white like my wii <3)
 
But do you get an allowance? Or pocket money as you call it. I don't get much at all.
 
Uzumaki Kaen said:
But it doesn't.
https://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/750/750994p1.html
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Yeah it does. It just uses individual ones for Battle Revolution because it requires connectivity with the DS for Diamond and Pearl and as we know DS games require individual friend codes. All other Wii games that use the WiiConnect24 or Wi-Fi will use the single Wii friend code and no others. Like Elebits, it only uses the Wii friend code and that's it.
 
I personally don't think that having a separate friend code is because of the D/P compatibility. Nintendo never actually officially announced that only 1 code will be required. Sure, yeah, Elebits uses the Wii's Address Book for WC24, from what I've seen, but it's only a possibility, it's not guaranteed.

For now, the code is only for sending messages to other people on the Message Board, or for trading/putting Miis on Mingle, or if you have it, Elebits.

The reason why Nintendo didn't release online games on the fly at launch day is unsure, maybe because it wasn't developed in the early stages of the Wii, or maybe because Nintendo's having a hard thought of what to add to the service next. There's a possibility that we may see fees from now on, but I still think that's got a very low probability as well because Nintendo clearly stated that the WFC is free. For now, Nintendo is all over the place, and we'll see if in 2007 it'll all go back together. I hear Nintendo is having trouble especially with Super Smash Bros. Brawl mainly due to the online feature, but hopefully that gets back into place. It's certain that 2007 will be a great year, but not so sure when the real Revolution is going to start for hardcore gamers.
 
I thought Nintendo didn't release any WFC games because they wanted the remote to have the spotlight. Last year with Animal Crossing and Mario Kart. Sure, we have complaints about the WFC, but it's still mighty fun. And the remote is a lot of fun. There'd be a competition and Nintendo wants to push the remotes awesomeness right off the bat.
 
TP is like...awesome. I can't figure out how to fish, though. .__. Sad, I know. I'll check the instruction book. *expects Mork to say, "Told ja soooo!!!1"*
 
I've finished the main quest and I still don't know how to fish. It's vital to the quest...I think twice. And both times were pure luck for me. It's easier in the fishing pond because you have reel. But a normal fishing stick? I have no clue how to get the fish on.
 
You have to wait for the little stick that's connected to the bait to disappear completely from the TV set. XD
 
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