The DaWii Code

Originally Posted by Kilroy

I seem to remember such a code breaking thing. It was also some Nintendo thing... What was it? Can't remember, but yet again it was something like "OMG, we get randomproduct. Just see here! Kick Ass And Take Names. 19 letters, rite? It could be that the game comes 1/9!"
Sure, they might do such a thing, and yet again, they might not. How will we know?

Actually, this reminds me of Nintendo's "Megaton" announcement, when people everywhere took the most random rumors and then made theories about said announcements from them. And then nothing actually happened.

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Originally Posted by Issac Sarrowtai

...the Gamecube's oversized B button, The DS's Start button placement...the N64 controler...

Well, I don't think these would be considered malfunctions, as these are designs that are kept throughout the life of the systems (well, mabye except for DS, if you count DS Lite as a fix for that error). These are things that weren't "fixed" after the first batch. Oh and I'm assuming you meant the cube's A button there, since I don't see why anyone would be complaining at the B button being big.

As a side note, I did hear that SSBM did go through minor revisions following the initial release, so later versions have some glitch fixes and minor character balancing stuff. This kinda makes me hesitate when I'm thinking of buying a new game on release date, even though I probably won't notice it as a casual gamer.

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Originally Posted by Prime Blue

As there is WiiConnect24, this problem should be solved in the next generation. No need to buy revised versions, no Capcom special editions with two additional costumes. At least if Nintendo gets it right.

Oh right, I forgot about that. They DID mention that the service would be used for extra stuff and mabye patches. I guess I'm just not used to my console games requiring patches and whatnot.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.