| kylohk said: What? Already? |
They have to release it before X360's Natal kills the Wii! J/K.
@Famous: Okay didn't knew it would include a new fitness device :).
| kylohk said: What? Already? |
They have to release it before X360's Natal kills the Wii! J/K.
@Famous: Okay didn't knew it would include a new fitness device :).
Lostplanet22 said:
They have to release it before X360's Natal kills the Wii! J/K. |
I don't know if it will, either. That's just my predicition. I just want to be clear so I don't get burned later.
Peter Moore describes Sports Active as a platform, rather than a piece of software.

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i just did my first workout of the 30 day test thing
its quite good, you feel a lot more burn than wii fit
i really like the trophy system and the way it goes into how you eat and sleep too
VERY good game
screw the conduit this is the third party game of the year (sales wise it will be at least :P)
| Lostplanet22 said: It are this moments where it would be better if the Wii had a HD so the expantion package could be DLC. |
What does being HD have to do with DLC?
Diglet said:
What does being HD have to do with DLC? |
HD = High Def
BUT!
HD = Hard Drive as well
make sense now?
Pyramid Head said:
HD = High Def BUT! HD = Hard Drive as well make sense now? |
Generally, HDD is the preferred acronym for Hard (Disk) Drive.
Pyramid Head said:
HD = High Def BUT! HD = Hard Drive as well make sense now? |
No, because the Wii does have DLC, even though it doesn't have a hard drive.

"The worst part about these reviews is they are [subjective]--and their scores often depend on how drunk you got the media at a Street Fighter event." — Mona Hamilton, Capcom Senior VP of Marketing
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jefforange89 said:
Generally, HDD is the preferred acronym for Hard (Disk) Drive. |
in that sentence it was obvious what was meant