I REMEMBERED!

luminous arc

But got bored of it...

LOLOL latest devil may cry ending has been leaked man!

*im more talking to red here *

So red...if you want me to show you the video, I shall. But I doubt you want me too

NO! NOT THE ENDING D:!
I DON'T WANNA KNOW!
DON'T SPOIL!

I WANNA PLAY!
KICK BUTTS/TAP BUTTONS
IN ... 9 days...
just 9 more days...
-rolls over and hugs knees- ouo

(DmC Devil May Cry Parody) 25 Ways of Remaking a Demon Killer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S3WuzbftCE


*soz not nintendo...but for RED*

BUT IT'S SOOO FUNNY XD

Last edited by pit0010 (15 Jan, 2013 5:41 pm)

Reassembled my Pokemon team. Now it's Starmie, Magnezone, Volcarona, Tyranitar, Toxicroak, and Excadrill.
I might try to get other guys, like possibly Kingdra or Eelektross.

Last edited by KirbySuperStar (16 Jan, 2013 2:05 pm)

pit0010 wrote:

I was just checking the forums again...and it's funny how this topic is like the only one that's still going...LOL wicked

The forums are rarely used in this website. It is for drawing.

Miiverse On The Nintendo 3DS Is Going To Be Huge

In a recent Nikkei interview, Saturo Iwata spoke about the Wii U and its Miiverse social network. The Nintendo Wii U has non-gaming features like YouTube, karaoke, TVii, and more that people who aren’t gamers can enjoy the Wii U. Nintendo has always been known for appealing to a broad audience, so it’s not surprising to see the Miiverse succeed as much as it has.

The goal of creating Miiverse was to help expand the audience, and Nintendo is in the process of moving it to the Nintendo 3DS as well. The social network allows players to share messages, screenshots, tips, and quite a few drawings. With communities for each of the Wii U games and applications it’s also easy to look for what you want.

Don’t think that Nintendo sees Miiverse as just a social network, though. They see it as an ‘experience sharing network’. You can learn what they mean about this after the jump.


Iwata notes: “I noticed that there’s been lesser Nintendo talk going on in the Twitterverse. Then, I realized that those who always spoke highly of Nintendo were happily doing the same in Miiverse. When I checked the Miiverse, it was full of comments on people’s accomplishments in [New Super Mario Bros. U] and discussing the game itself.”

“When we first thought of Miiverse, we were told that it would be a bad idea after considering the likes of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter,” Iwata shares. “After doing some more brainstorming, we decided to stick to the idea we wanted to see. The results ended up being something many people enjoy today.”

“The primary use of Twitter and Facebook is not gaming, but a means of communication. Although I don’t use either of them, if I did, I imagine I’d use it to talk about my outings and vacations to people who aren’t exactly video game enthusiasts. I don’t think my former classmates would care to hear about my new Mario Kart record and so on.”

“This is something I’ve talked about for many years with Mr. Miyamoto,” says Iwata. “Miyamoto loves making games that allow players to create and share experiences. We believe that it’s one of the main reasons behind the Mario series and Animal Crossing’s success. It was having those thoughts and feelings which eventually led to the creation of the Miiverse. Rather than social networking, we consider it an ‘experience sharing network’.”

Nintendo is in the process of expanding Miiverse onto the Nintendo 3DS. They also hope to expand it onto the PC and your smartphone!

“Once the Miiverse hits the 3DS, it will be huge. Just imagine the possibilities of playing Animal Crossing: New Leaf while sharing your experiences on the Miiverse. Now that’s something!”

pit0010 wrote:

Miiverse On The Nintendo 3DS Is Going To Be Huge

In a recent Nikkei interview, Saturo Iwata spoke about the Wii U and its Miiverse social network. The Nintendo Wii U has non-gaming features like YouTube, karaoke, TVii, and more that people who aren’t gamers can enjoy the Wii U. Nintendo has always been known for appealing to a broad audience, so it’s not surprising to see the Miiverse succeed as much as it has.

The goal of creating Miiverse was to help expand the audience, and Nintendo is in the process of moving it to the Nintendo 3DS as well. The social network allows players to share messages, screenshots, tips, and quite a few drawings. With communities for each of the Wii U games and applications it’s also easy to look for what you want.

Don’t think that Nintendo sees Miiverse as just a social network, though. They see it as an ‘experience sharing network’. You can learn what they mean about this after the jump.


Iwata notes: “I noticed that there’s been lesser Nintendo talk going on in the Twitterverse. Then, I realized that those who always spoke highly of Nintendo were happily doing the same in Miiverse. When I checked the Miiverse, it was full of comments on people’s accomplishments in [New Super Mario Bros. U] and discussing the game itself.”

“When we first thought of Miiverse, we were told that it would be a bad idea after considering the likes of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter,” Iwata shares. “After doing some more brainstorming, we decided to stick to the idea we wanted to see. The results ended up being something many people enjoy today.”

“The primary use of Twitter and Facebook is not gaming, but a means of communication. Although I don’t use either of them, if I did, I imagine I’d use it to talk about my outings and vacations to people who aren’t exactly video game enthusiasts. I don’t think my former classmates would care to hear about my new Mario Kart record and so on.”

“This is something I’ve talked about for many years with Mr. Miyamoto,” says Iwata. “Miyamoto loves making games that allow players to create and share experiences. We believe that it’s one of the main reasons behind the Mario series and Animal Crossing’s success. It was having those thoughts and feelings which eventually led to the creation of the Miiverse. Rather than social networking, we consider it an ‘experience sharing network’.”

Nintendo is in the process of expanding Miiverse onto the Nintendo 3DS. They also hope to expand it onto the PC and your smartphone!

“Once the Miiverse hits the 3DS, it will be huge. Just imagine the possibilities of playing Animal Crossing: New Leaf while sharing your experiences on the Miiverse. Now that’s something!”

Niiiiice

ohoho, I've actually seen a video where they try to estimate the value of a super mario coin in real life xD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl … MbtM#t=16s

They actually examine it very thoroughly XD
Measuring pixels, looking at the average height of italians, 100 coins = 1 life, so what's the price of life? etc. etc


and 11 nintendo facts from the same channel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BisqdK1u … mp;index=9

anyone want me to post the article
IGN to Reveal Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon Multiplayer Details?