Without further adu, Infendo Radio show 9 is good to go! Listen in as we discuss this week’s poll, New Super Mario Bros., Microsoft and Sony fluff praise, and the most ever Wii questions answered (46 to be exact) from hands on experience. Enjoy the show. Radio Feed iTunes Feed MP3 [Though late, you feed […]
Without further adu, Infendo Radio show 9 is good to go! Listen in as we discuss this week’s poll, New Super Mario Bros., Microsoft and Sony fluff praise, and the most ever Wii questions answered (46 to be exact) from hands on experience. Enjoy the show.
[Though late, you feed and itunes subscribers have been listening for a good 3 hours… :)]
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"Probably Rollin taking too much medication"LFAOO!!!! BWAHAHAH!! AAAAHAHAHAAH!!!Hoo!Man! AHAHHA! *Wipes tear off eye*
Great job Blake & Scott, you are masters of the craft, if I had a hat, I will tip it.About NSMB, I agree completely, it is ownage in physical form, I am now at my second file after three-starring the first one. :)But somehow, my inner fanboy wished for the original SMB to have been included, but that's just me.
Very nice show guys; almost all my Wii questions were answered to satisfaction, at least all that could be answered by what was shown at E3…Two questions remain, though: there was a rumor, because of a picture taken at E3 and posted on the internet (I'll have to check where exactly, probably saw it at Kotaku), that showed a modified GameCube actually being used for demo'ing the Wii games on the floor… is that possibly what the Nintendo reps meant by "the graphics running on a modified GameCube"?Second question is, where was Rollin?? His rant was missing from the show!!
InvisibleMan, Nintendo of America has confirmed that the units running the demos at E3 contained specially-built Wii hardware packed into a Gamecube housing. They were put together just for the show, and are not yet wholly representative of the Wii's capabilities. However, they've also gone on the record to say that the experience was fairly indicative of what the final Wii hardware will provide, so we shouldn't expect any of the games shown at E3 to exhibit any vast graphical leaps come launch day.Then again, there's still that mysterious panel that everyone's talking about, so who knows what final surprises Nintendo might have up their sleeve?
Oh my gosh! They answered my E-mail question first! Thanks infendo. You guys are awesome.
Peace out!I was beign way to silly to be allowed a phone.I forgive you blake. Calm down next time!!!Frisby
Steel Town baby yea