@DukeOfPwn: I believe they did say that depending on how move players do vs. non-move players, they might implement move-only and dualshock-only servers later on.
Shirt size?
@SoupNBread: Part of it for me is just finding a good template source.
Well, this is definitely an improvement over the boot camps. Two hours a week, though?
I would like to change the art in my street fighter stick but it seems to be kind of a tricky process.
@NewSpecies: Ah I get it. I read it as saving to the server INSTEAD of the ps3 but I guess it's for having a backup if yours gets wiped or something.
@trunkenmath: Well I don't mean lose as in "gone forever" so much as I mean if your internet is down for whatever reason and you feel like killing time on your ps3 instead your save would be inaccessible. That's probably a better choice of words.
So does this mean if your ps3 loses its internet you also lose your save?
That's good to know, although depending on how this 3G works I might still spring for that. I still don't own a smartphone or anything.
Do you need the navigation controller? I still haven't gotten my hands on one and using the dualshock feels weird.
@Manly McBeeferton: Even then I'd bump it up by a few.
A good idea, but five dollars for five hours is a bit much I think. Console rentals are around 10 bucks for 5 days.
Training for what, exactly?
What about the iphone version?
Or maybe you could say the PROBLEM is that people become their real selves online.
I think it's because a large portion of the current Mario audience is nostalgic adults, and nostalgic adults despise Justin Bieber.
Very wise idea. I'm sure the servers will explode when the game is actually released and they need an idea of what to expect.
Can it still play japanese DS games?
@ROCKBOLLIX: I lol'd at that right there.
