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Re: Humble Friends of Nintendo Bundle Passes $1 Million and 100,000 Bundles Sold

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Anyone have an extra 3DS code for Citizens of Earth? I can give you Mighty Switch Force (3DS), Retro City Rampage (3DS), and/or Human Resource Machine (DRM Free/Steam). Let me know ASAP if interested.

(I apologize if this is against the Community Rules; feel free to delete this and redirect me to a more appropriate place to post if applicable. I saw some people giving away codes and figured that this was similar.)

Re: Without iOS Support Nintendo "Doesn’t Reach Today’s Kids" Says Apple Advocate John Gruber

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@MrWalkieTalkie Yes, because a series of YouTube videos entitled "iPhone Garbage" represents anything near the best iOS has to offer.

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Re: Without iOS Support Nintendo "Doesn’t Reach Today’s Kids" Says Apple Advocate John Gruber

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@daveh30 We can argue forever if we're sharing anecdotal evidence, but my point is that smartphones and tablets inherently offer more functionality than traditional game devices. If a person (let's not say kid--you're right that they're less likely to own luxury products) only wants to carry around one device, which is Gruber's argument that I tend to agree with, an iPad is more versatile than a 3DS.

Re: Without iOS Support Nintendo "Doesn’t Reach Today’s Kids" Says Apple Advocate John Gruber

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I'm fortunate to have both an iPad and a 3DS, and as gaming systems I love them both dearly. However, were I forced to choose between them, I would pick the iPad without a second's hesitation, simply because it does so much more. I agree with Gruber that the majority of today's kids would make the same choice.

It all comes down to, as he said, how many devices people are willing to carry around. Most would rather have a device that plays games and does a billion other things than a device that just plays games really well.

Re: Game Designers Reveal How Super Mario Bros. 3 Would Work As A Free-To-Play Mobile Title

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"We're sure you've all wondered what Super Mario Bros. 3, one of the best games ever made, would be like on a smartphone. Well, we say wondered it's probably likely if you ever have you've awoken upright with cold sweat streaming from your forehead. Go back to sleep, it's just a nightmare. Or is it?"

This article is dripping with bias. No indication that this was just a suggestion by a random person not associated with Nintendo in the headline; it reads as if this is the only way Super Mario Bros. 3 could work as a free-to-play title.

Re: Scribblenauts Is Doubling Up On Nintendo DS

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As someone who owned then sold the first Scribblenauts and borrowed but never bought the second, this thing is perfect for me.

Anyone who's bought one of these double packs before know how it works - are they both on the same cart?

Edit: The product description says one cart. Neat!

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