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mmm, zune HD... -drool-
want so badly.

my hp's screen is going bad.
OMGGGGGGGGG

WANT. >:O
Sure, and I guarantee you 78% of those women own Wii Fit.

Thanks Nintendo for going from awesome to facepalm, with your constant new hardware revisions and giant accessories for every different game.

I guarantee you they didnt really go with the Wii controller for the motion sensitivity as much as they figured out how much money they could make off of a dollar's worth of plastic molded into a circle or a gun and then sell it to the masses at 15-20 dollars a piece. -_-

You know, I always wanted to play video games with a bathroom scale.

And the vitality sensor? wtf...
Oh Zoidberg, at last you're becoming a crafty consumer! Hello? I'll take eight!
Wow, a nice Philips TV.

Us in North America get stuck with mediocre Funai crap with the Philips name slapped on, halfway crooked (I've seriously seen a 32" Philips TV with the name emprinted on the casing crooked.)

Me thinks they're doing this too to pad out 3.3 as much as possible to fill in the time between the Lich King and Catalysm's launch, to avoid possibly losing subscribers.

If they released it all and everyone blew through it, some people would stop playing for a few months. Probably a few hundred thousand, but that adds up fast.
Can we have the old font back please?

Please?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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