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USA Today confirms U.S. Wii price, date

Sep 14th 2006 7:48PM on Joystiq

Compared to the PS3 ($600) and the 360 ($400), this is a good deal. I seriously don't know what you guys are complaining about. You can just buy one game and get everything else over the next few months or so. You don't need to buy everything at launch. That's what I do, so I don't go poor in a one day.

Xbox 360 wins the MySpace war. So what?

Sep 2nd 2006 12:18AM on Joystiq

So these people are complaining, ranting on Myspace while they post on this website about video games which they play more than people look on their Myspace. I see where you're coming.

Another list of ten top things: game weapons

Jun 29th 2006 10:54PM on Joystiq

Instead of the energy sword from Halo 2, it should be the pistol from Halo. AMIRITE?

Wiimote controller or Xbox Live? Which is the bigger innovation?

May 4th 2006 8:03AM on Joystiq

I'm sorry.

Has he even tried the controller? OR HAVE ANY OF YOU TRIED THE F'N CONTROLLER?

Exactly. So, you just can't say anything just yet.

Revolution to have 'extensive' 3rd party support

Apr 25th 2006 4:26PM on Joystiq

Forget Nintendo, you are soooooooo wrong.

Read this: http://nintendoinsider.com/site/EEEFylpkElFffmiBlr.php

If you can, however.

New Mario lacks 'newness,' says Infendo

Apr 13th 2006 8:29AM on Joystiq

I have one thing to say: Mario games are fun. So I'll keep buying them until they aren't.

LG's MG810 ultra-thin cellphone approved by FCC?

Mar 18th 2006 12:34AM on Engadget Mobile

This phone looks very sleek. It's a A900 and RAZR love child.

I wanna get this.

Nintendo's Miyamoto on poor sales and PS3

Mar 17th 2006 4:25PM on Joystiq

To all you Microsoft fanboys,

Count all your FPS games.

I won't be surprised on how many you have.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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