360 power brick not shorting out no more...we in 2nd Generation of the 360.
Quote from: shivadee on June 23, 2006, 10:22:07 PM360 power brick not shorting out no more...we in 2nd Generation of the 360.yeh i know it got sorted out, but i was referrin to nintendo's track record of having great quality control with their first gen systems, as compared to other companies
[Bought a black gamecube and it gave out the first day.....good thing i could have returned it and I got a Platinum....those are just fine.
Nintendo may have an early Wii Up at dawnBy Nick Farrell: Thursday 06 July 2006, 07:58 NINTENDO is considering releasing its Wii console a bit earlier to steal a march on the PlayStation 3.CNN claims that Nintendo has not made any formal announcements about the launch date for the Wii, but most expected a date around November 17 which is when the PS3 will hit the shops.Now it seems that deep throats inside Nintendo are hinting that the machine will see the light of day in September.PJ McNealy of American Technology Research claims that the outfit appears to be already manufacturing final retail units of the Wii.If this is the case, then it could be bad news for the PS3. Although the Wii might come out with less functionality, it will be released a heck of a lot cheaper than the PS3. If it makes the shops first, it could kill off any potential inroads the PS3 might make. Both of them have to compete with a now entrenched XBox 360.Releasing the gear in October will also make sure that Nintendo will have enough machines in the shops in time for Yule as any weaknesses in its distribution will have had more time to be found and fixed.
Nintendo gives George W. Bush brain training You will think our wayBy Nick Farrell: Friday 07 July 2006, 08:06 GAMES CONSOLE outfit Nintendo is sending President Bush a copy of its brain training software Brain Age and a DS Lite to play it on for his birthday.According to the gaming blog, Freeplay, the gift has been sent to the President to celebrate his 60th Birthday. The pres for the prez comes with a note which says that like many baby boomers Bush might be looking for ways to keep his mind sharp. "You now join millions of people around the world who have fun challenging themselves with Brain Age. If you have never played a video game before, don't worry. Brain Age is part of our new Touch Generations brand, which includes games that are easy for people of any age - regardless of their video game experience - to pick up and start playing immediately."The letter claims that just a few minutes a day with more than 15 daily training tests will help keep Bush's mind sharp.