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alfredofroylan on 21 March 2011

I have a complain I HATE Hip Hop, so I'm going to ignore this thing until OP can bring a page titled Newagegamer, Can you do that OP???



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Games4Fun on 21 March 2011
Darc Requiem said:

Once I saw the link was leading to HipHopGamer, I didn't even bother to click it.


^



NiKKoM on 21 March 2011
alfredofroylan said:

I have a complain I HATE Hip Hop, so I'm going to ignore this thing until OP can bring a page titled Newagegamer, Can you do that OP???

I said I'm soooorrry.... :(

I also want to thank trestres for actually watching the video... >_>



 

Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!) 

Mr Khan on 21 March 2011
RolStoppable said:
Mr Khan said:

Implausible if that's what he said. The updates will make the console more powerful than PS360, but not too noticeably, and Nintendo will put some notice on its added hardcore appeal, but the real focus on whatever the strange new thing is they come up with

The 3D thing actually might prove true, just because Nintendo's been toying with it in consoles since the GameCube days...

Why wouldn't Nintendo make their next console notably more powerful than the current HD consoles? What speaks against it?

Expense and imagery. If they do make it stronger, it'll take a backseat to other features, much like with the 3DS



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

Sempuukyaku on 22 March 2011

The bad things that have come to gaming during this generation:

 

-Journalists who started playing games around the PS2

 

-The rise of the "hardcore" gamer

 

-Michael Pachter

 

-HipHopGamer



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MrT-Tar on 22 March 2011

I've never heard of this guy before, but I'm not going to refer to him for my gaming news




binary solo on 22 March 2011

All they need to do is release it at $250 and it will kill everything.



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Dr.Grass on 22 March 2011
Sempuukyaku said:

The bad things that have come to gaming during this generation:

 

-Journalists who started playing games around the PS2

 

-The rise of the "hardcore" gamer

 

-Michael Pachter

 

-HipHopGamer

Agreed



scottie on 22 March 2011
Attoyou said:

I stopped at Hip.


Indeed. I at least kept reading untill the 'hip-h' just to make sure it wasn't talking about hippos or hipster gamers or something.



Joelcool7 on 23 March 2011

Wow Hip Hop Gamer, man I wish I never heard of him before. Honestly I first heard of him at PAX last year. He was talking really loudly and arrogant in the hall as I walked by. I didn't take note until I saw later on his video where he talked to Michael Pachter.

Honestly I tried watching the video, but its just too horrible to watch. I got like 2-minutes in and had to turn it off. This guy is so full of himself it makes me sick. To be honest he talks like crap too, its soo annoying. Actually the first time I saw his work was a video from PAX last year the one with Pachter and I had to turn that off too.

How the heck does Hip Hop Gamer get into these events. I guess he's a journalist but not that reputable. How does he get into E3 I can understand PAX but E3?

I read the summary of what he said, its obvious he's refering to rumours. I have heard a few of those rumours myself, some might have some weight to them but they are still just rumours. The idea that Nintendo would even talk to Hip Hop Gamer about Wii2 prior to officially unvieling it is laughable. I doubt Nintendo has even talked to IGN yet about Wii2 let alone Hip Hop Gamer.

Honestly I would rather listen to Rebeca Black singing Friday then hear this little pompous A-Hole talk. Friday friday friday.......



-JC7

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