I'm trying to supress the memory. Hush. - #93082029 added by eiaisqzbsesb at Nintendo or Xbox

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(05/24/2013) [-]

The only solution then is to call every gaming medium a Nintendo.
Playstations will be called Nintendo Stations.
Xboxes will be called Nintendo Boxes.
PCs will be called Personal Nintendos (Macintoshes; Nintendoshes, Linuxes; Nintenduxes)
In theory, this will produce the perfect equilibrium of names.

#119 to #110 - pyronic

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Lost it at nintendoshes

#117 to #110 - eiaisqzbsesb

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(05/24/2013) [-]

What will nintendo consoles be called?

Also, the best way to stop fanboy arguements is to become a hyper bilionaire, buy sony, microsoft and nintendo, combine the next gen consoles (Wii U will still be released for a few years because buisneys plans) and call it a WiiStation360.

#165 to #117 - thedudeistheman

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(05/24/2013) [-]

The next gen iteration of Xbox isn't called the Xbox 360. The super console would have to be called The WiiStationOne.

#166 to #165 - eiaisqzbsesb

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(05/24/2013) [-]

I'm trying to supress the memory.
Hush.

#169 to #166 - thedudeistheman

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Actually, suppressing memories costs a fee now. You already remembered bad things about the new Xbox and you want to get rid of them. There's a good chance those memories will resurface. You're just being charged in advance.

#172 to #169 - eiaisqzbsesb

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(05/24/2013) [-]

That's it, I'm telling nintendo.

#174 to #172 - thedudeistheman

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Don't you mean Nintendosoft?

#178 to #174 - eiaisqzbsesb

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Nope. I'm sticking to the Wii U and my PC this gen.

#179 to #178 - thedudeistheman

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Is the Wii U good? I'm a bit skeptical. I'm not really interested in many of the games available, but I'm curious about how it handles.

#181 to #179 - eiaisqzbsesb

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(05/24/2013) [-]

The game pad is really immersive, and you don't have to look further than Monster Hunter to see a perfect use of it in an online RPG or Hack n' Slash.

While using the analog stick to avoid attacks/move about, you can use the game pad's screen to look through inventory, maps, etc. This helps because it doesn't leave you as open to attacks while going through a menu.

As for hardware and processing power, I personaly don't have a Wii U, so I can't say, only tried a few games on my friend's Wii U.

Needless to say, I'm very pleased, and interested to see how they will handle the Zelda franchise using it.

#182 to #181 - thedudeistheman

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Hmm, sounds interesting. I'll see if I can find a way to try it out.

#111 to #110 - pwnfrnzy

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(05/24/2013) [-]

Still won't stop fanboy arguments. . .