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Hello there

RPG_dude — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 22:39:25 GMT

Hello I am RPG_dude
how's it going?
I bet you guys can tell what my favorite type of games are xD
soo yea :D

Make a sentence out of a word

Classicgamer — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:23:50 GMT

A word is given. The next poster takes each letter of that word and creates a word that starts with that letter and creates a sentence using all of the letters from that word. (in order) Then he or she posts a new word. Keep these words of reasonable length, no antidisestablishmentarianism or anything like that

Examples

If the word given was HEART - a sentence would be "He entered a rare text."
If the word was CAT a sentence would be "Cathy ate tuna"

PILL is the word

Gamertags

Doom36@ND — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 02:04:17 GMT

can I get a sticky on this?

Post your gamertags if you have a 360.

cam3ron36 is mine

Reviews Sub-Forum

NintendoNerds — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:37:03 GMT

In support of our upcoming transition to a new Content Management System for the site (not our forums) I have created a sub-forum for all reviews. I believe that I found all reviews that have been submitted thus far.

There are a total of 16 reviews and they can be found here:

http://www.nintendo-daily.com/forums...play.php?f=209

If I missed any, just let one of the Moderators (or admins) know and we'll get it moved to the reviews sub-forum.

Once the new site is in place, we will no longer have a reviews sub-forum on the site. All reviews will then be submitted via the new site's Content Management System.

Until then, feel free to submit reviews :woohoo:

Check out the Review Guidelines!

You know what this place needs?

Rin — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:49:32 GMT

DOUBLE SUN POWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!

Nah, but seriously folks. Hi. Cam brought me here, so yeah. I'll enjoy myself :P

Hey

Lukario — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:39:07 GMT

Cameron wanted me to join this site, so here is my grand introduction. You can call me whatever is reasonable, but my name is Will. Anyway, look forward to getting to know you all.

DS Hinge fix?

Doom36@ND — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:05:16 GMT

I got home from the lake yesterday and I was playing my model 1 ds all weekend since that's what I have and when I got home I whipped it out and I stared at the fact that my right side of the top part of the ds was swinging back and forth. While it still works it appears that the other half circle of the hinge snapped off and I still have the other piece.

So, what? Should I crazy glue it?

I'm really not liking the reliabillity of these things with the touch screen being non-visible in any sort of light due to it scratching so easily but I refuse to buy one of the other 60 models of ds' they've made... I'll wait for 3ds as long as it's backward compatable...... I sure hope it is :-/

Pok�mon HG/SS - Pok�walker: The Basic Guide

NintendoNerds — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:28:59 GMT

Pok�walker: The Basic Guide (WIP)

Wirelessly (using infrared signals) import Pok�mon from your HeartGold or SoulSilver game cartridge to a portable gadget that uses a watch battery? Sounds pretty cool, right?

This portable gadget, called the Pok�walker, comes bundled with HeartGold and SoulSilver and is shown below.

So...exactly how does this work?

The concept is actually pretty basic. The Pok�walker connects to the HeartGold and/ or SoulSilver game cartridges using infrared signals. These are the same signals that are commonly used in remote controls for televisions. Once you transfer a Pok�mon you can start "walking" it. The device tallies up the steps you take and converts them to watts. You may ask yourself how it tallies up the steps you take. The device functions as a pedometer, which detects the motion of a person's hips. Although the accuracy of each pedometer varies from person to person, it seems to be fairly accurate. Every 20 steps taken accumulates 1 watt.

Watts are important if you want to unlock different Pok�walker routes or battle wild Pok�mon. Each route gives you the opportunity to encounter new Pok�mon and find different items. Initially, you have only two basic routes to choose from; Refreshing Field and Noisy Forest. The other routes that can be unlocked, are as follows.

Pre-National Pok�dex

Pok�walker Route Name	Watts Needed
Rugged Road	50
Beautiful Beach	200
Suburban Area	500
Dim Cave	1,000
Blue Lake	2,000
Town Outskirts	3,000

Post-National Pok�dex

Pok�walker Route Name	Watts Needed
Hoenn Field	5,000
Warm Beach	7,500
Volcano Path	10,000
Treehouse	15,000
Scary Cave	20,000
Sinnoh Field	25,000
Icy Mountain Road	30,000
Big Forest	40,000
White Lake	50,000
Stormy Beach	65,000
Resort	80,000
Quiet Cave	100,000

There are other routes available through special Pok�mon events and various unlock methods.

Can I battle Pok�mon while using the Pok�walker?

Yes, the Pok�walker has its own menu that can be viewed on the digital readout screen. There's an option to use the Pok� Radar that allows you to battle a wild Pok�mon. Each time you use the Pok� Radar, it costs 10 watts.

Other points of interest worth mentioning...

The connection between the DS and Pok�walker can become quirky at times.
As steps are accumulated, it builds experience for the Pok�mon. Note that if a Pok�mon levels up while in the Pok�walker, it will not learn any moves, if moves are applicable.
A maximum of 3 items and 3 caught Pok�mon can be stored in the Pok�walker. You'll have to pick and choose which items and Pok�mon to carry and trade them out as needed along the way.

Super Mario Bros. 3 - What worlds would you add

Classicgamer — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:58:26 GMT

Cave World - all worlds are underground, have a special suit that you could spin jump blocks

Koopa World - 90% of the enemies are koopas in any form big or small, also you can use the osculating technique to build up your score and 1ups

Super Mario Bros. 3 - Favorite Enemy

Classicgamer — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:19:23 GMT

Mine is Boss Bass, although frustrating, I like that he can eat you no matter the size of your Mario or Luigi

Here's a list for reference
http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Super_M...ros._3/Enemies

Super Mario Bros. 3 - Favorite Item

NintendoNerds — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 20:27:34 GMT

My favorite item is the Tanooki Suit! The Tanooki Suit allows Mario or Luigi to fly just like the raccoon suit except it can also allow them to turn into a statue for a limited amount of time.

Pok�mon HG/SS - Earning More Money

NintendoNerds — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:31:34 GMT

WARNING: This thread contains information that may spoil your gaming experience!

Now that I've battled all of the trainers, I'm running low on money. Aside from the occasional phone call from other trainers, my money is quickly being reduced. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to earn money?

Mario Kart Super Circuit

Classicgamer — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 03:24:56 GMT

Title Screen	Gameplay Screen

I recently played this game a bit. It's a lot like the other Mario Kart series for different systems. Some differences are, there are now 5 cups with a "Lightning Cup" added. However each cup only has 4 races. That means a total of 20 tracks like the other games. Lap lengths are kind of on the short side, but I only played Mushroom Cup so I don't know about any of the other cups. This would be fine if you had 5 laps like the SNES Super Mario Kart, but you only have 3 laps like Mario Kart 64.

I'll tell more about the game later. Has anyone else played it?

Super Mario Bros. 3 - Least Favorite Item

Classicgamer — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:49:52 GMT

Mine is the music box, what a useless item. It puts hammer bros to sleep which if your big or use a star man, they'd be dead in a sec and you get an item too. Note the hammer and hammer bros suit are 2 different items.

The items are

Flower
Super Mushroom
Leaf
Hammer
Starman
P-wing
Hammer Bros suit
Tanooki suit
Frog suit
Lakiu's Cloud (skips over a level)
Music Box
Anchor (stops the airship from moving)
Warp Whistle

Super Mario Bros. 3 - Least Favorite Stages

Classicgamer — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 04:42:48 GMT

7-4 - a horrendous water world, a gauntlet of jellyfish that is almost impossible to escape without getting hit

7-5 a pipe maze that involves lots of back tracking, and if your small near the end, you are screwed

2^nd fortress World 7, this fortress is a nightmare to get through.

3^rd fortress World 6. a fortress full of invulnerable enemies unless you have the hammer suit or Takooni suit

Fortress in World 8, although this stage has the most 1ups (6) it really isn't fun. Just places where I've gotten lucky with jumps or I would of died.