What happened Datel doesn’t sell their Advance Game Port for the Game Cube anymore. I heard people complaining that Nintendo’s own GBA player for the Game Cube doesn’t work with the Wii because it has screwed to the bottom of Nintendo’s last console, and the Wii doesn’t have the same ports. So why is their no Advance Game Port? The Advance Game Port only needs a GameCube memory card slot B, which the Wii has. So what happened, you can’t find it at Datel’s site, nor at any game store?
User:rocky, at the good old Acid Mods Forum, decided he would take it upon himself to see if LED lights could shine through the buttons on his DS lite and here is the results:
This is a funny ass Japanese commercial for the Super Famicom’s The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
The “abstract” definition of this patent is as follows:
Example methods and systems for inviting users to play video games involve receiving at an invitation server an invitation from a first user logged into the invitation server using a first game system that invites a second user logged into the invitation server using a second game system to play a game. The invitation is forwarded from the invitation server to the second user and an acceptance of the invitation from the second user is received at the invitation server. Invitation acceptance data indicative of the second user’s acceptance is stored at the invitation server after the second user logs out of the invitation server. When the second user subsequently logs back into the invitation server, one or both of the first and second users is sent information based on the stored invitation acceptance that enables the first and second users to play the game.
The last Wrestling game I bought for a Nintendo system was Legends Of Wrestling II for the Game Cube. That game used the same basic controlling system that nearly all Wrestling games used. But this game promises to be “putting control back into the player’s hands.” I look forward to seeing how the controls will work.
Via Games Radar
Via NGG France
