For you non-podcast RSS or iTunes subscribers, Infendo Radio show #19 is live! Listen in as we discuss this week’s poll, rumors galore, and potential weaknesses for the Wii. Enjoy the show.
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Infendo Radio Show #19 Is Live!
For you non-podcast RSS or iTunes subscribers, Infendo Radio show #19 is live! Listen in as we discuss this week’s poll, rumors galore, and potential weaknesses for the Wii. Enjoy the show. Radio Feed iTunes Feed MP3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 31:50 — 29.3MB)Subscribe: Email | RSS
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haha! Awesome! Hey, thanks for playing my spot at the end! That was cool of you! Hopefully other Infendo Radio listeners enjoyed it too. If not, oh well.
I like the gra…oops.. wrong show.Another fantastic show. And I liked the spot at the end.
I think Scott is way off with his 32" TV or bigger comment. Maybe I need to keep in mind that he owns a Xbox 360, so he might not represent your average gamer. We have a 24" Sony WEGA and it is plenty big for my needs. Sure, it would be nice to have something bigger, but I can hardly say it's weird to have only 24" of screen. I only know a few folks with TVs bigger than 21 ro 24 inches. Sure, there are cheap 32" sets out there now, but I'd prefer picture quality over size.Please proceed with the "that's what your mom said" jokes.
I have a 21 inch TV and its plenty big for gaming… Of course for Multiplayer splitscreen would be better. But I'm good with my 21 inch. I don't have $200 to drop on a TV.
Once again, great show guys… they keep getting better and better!On the comment on Rollin's article (…Or Not to Bii): I believe the issue is not so much that the new Wii games won't be innovative enough to attract non-gamers, but that there simply aren't that many non-gamers out there willing to try them out, no matter how ingenious these games will be, so that they alone can lift Nintendo's profits on the Wii, like it happened on the DS. The DS has a more casual-type of gaming on-the-go, and that's what attracted the non-gamers to it. That won't be the case with Wii, you need to invest more effort, money, and time to get something out of it.All conjecture on my part, of course, just like Rollin's article…