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Sep 26th 2006 9:47PM on Joystiq

Youtube. You guys are all missing the killer app here. Youtube videos from the couch. Everytime I have friends over, we end up huddled around my desktop trying to watch a youtube video somebody thinks is hilarious.

Besides my PC is in a different room. This will be insanely useful.

Surprise PS3 news from TGS [update 4]

Sep 21st 2006 11:29PM on Joystiq

Meanwhile back in reality:

NO mention of how the online will work. NO mention of how microtransactions will work. NO mention of anything concrete.

And Ken specifically says in the Q&A that the US is fine with the price, but that Japan raised a fuss, so here's a price cut! Sweet!

Penny Arcade responds to our "hideous editorial," misses the point [update 1]

Sep 15th 2006 10:10AM on Joystiq

The only queston that makes sense is:

Is the Wii a good entertainment value at $199: YES

Is the Wii a good entertainment value at $250: YES

Nintendo Japan conference not-so-liveblogging [update 29]

Sep 14th 2006 1:56AM on Joystiq

"So what?
I don't care about all the other idiot consumers
I don't buy xbox, ipod or cell phone games because the prices are ridiculous"

Then you won't be buying VC games either. Idiot consumers have more buying power than you do.

Nintendo Japan conference not-so-liveblogging [update 29]

Sep 14th 2006 1:48AM on Joystiq

Are you seriously comparing Mario 64 with Bejeweled?

No, Super Mario 64 is $10, Bejeweled is $5. But if Microsoft and Apple are both selling Bejeweled for $5, then Nintendo will do the same for NES games. And Nintendo will make a lot of money selling $5 NES games.

Nintendo Japan conference not-so-liveblogging [update 29]

Sep 14th 2006 1:39AM on Joystiq

They are charging almost exactly what MS charges. Not surprised at all.

Nintendo Japan conference not-so-liveblogging [update 29]

Sep 14th 2006 1:33AM on Joystiq

Where do you live David? America? Because here, Best Buy, Target, Circuit City, Walmart, EBgames, Gamespot, and everything else will be open and stocked with Wii's on launch Sunday.

Nintendo Japan conference not-so-liveblogging [update 29]

Sep 14th 2006 1:26AM on Joystiq

Nintendo has ALWAYS launched on Sundays. And no store is closed on Sundays anymore. It's not the 1950's Blake.

Nintendo Japan conference not-so-liveblogging [update 29]

Sep 14th 2006 1:21AM on Joystiq

Am I the only one who sees $5 as right for classics? Apple just announced casual games at $4.99. Microsoft sells casual games for 400 points($5). The market seems pretty sorted out doesnt it?

As far as the console, 2 Wiimotes plus Wii Sports for $250 is a steal. Sorry to the whiners, but parents and non gamers will LOVE that price.

Joystiq posters play pre-conference prognosticators

Sep 13th 2006 4:35PM on Joystiq

$199
Oct 31
Wii Sports pack in.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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