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weird schrieb:oh neee...ich muss doch morgen drüh raus....aber NMH...arbeit...NMH...Arbeit....ach drauf geschissenIch bin dabei! wer noch?
kommt drauf an, wenns nich zu spät wird bin ich dabei ^^
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weird schrieb:oh neee...ich muss doch morgen drüh raus....aber NMH...arbeit...NMH...Arbeit....ach drauf geschissenIch bin dabei! wer noch?
weird schrieb:oh neee...ich muss doch morgen drüh raus....aber NMH...arbeit...NMH...Arbeit....ach drauf geschissenIch bin dabei! wer noch?
weird schrieb:oh neee...ich muss doch morgen drüh raus....aber NMH...arbeit...NMH...Arbeit....ach drauf geschissenIch bin dabei! wer noch?
Evil_Dragon schrieb:Und vielleicht.. mit ein ganz klein bisschen Glück.. Ankündigung von Project S?
The Escapist honors Gunpei Yokoi
Whenever the name "Nintendo" is heard, it calls to mind such big-time names as Shigeru Miyamoto, Eiji Aonuma and Koji Kondo, Reggie Fils-Aime and Perrin Kaplan. But few even remember Gunpei Yokoi, who deserves as much reverence as the above named superstars.
The Escapist pays tribute to the achievements of Gunpei Yokoi outside of the myth that he is but a Nintendo creation. Gunpei Yokoi is credited for the invention of the D-Pad, Game and Watch, R.O.B., Game Boy, Virtual Boy, a dozen or so children's toys and the creation of Super Mario, Fire Emblem, Kid Icarus and Metroid franchises.
Yokoi's childhood remains untold. His discovery came in 1970 when, working as a janitor for Nintendo, Nintendo's president at that time noticed Yokoi's creation of an extending hand toy. The company marketed this device, which quickly sold more than a million units, saved the company and had Yokoi promoted as researcher.
Yokoi went on to produce other hits for the company, such as the Game and Watch, the Famicom Robot and, working with young Miyamoto at that time, Donkey Kong and Super Mario Brothers. In 1993, he developed Virtual Boy, a gadget which did not sell. Yokoi was personally crushed by the flop of Virtual Boy and finally resigned from Nintendo.
Yokoi did try to put up his own company and a fresh start for himself, but an accident in 1997 ended his life at the age of 56. The Escapist Magazine honors him ten years after the year of his death, saying:
Gunpei is nothing short of an inspiration. He is proof that the best legacy is not a name place in the history books, but rather the gift of joy, be it to one person or 100 million people around the world.
Craig sez:
Well, its official: at an intimate cocktail reception held by Nintendo last night, Casamassina had his ass kicked and name taken by Nintendo ass-kicker Reggie Fils-Aime on the virtual courts of Wii Tennis.
To be fair, I went up against Reggie prior to Matts challenge without the photo documentation. With a Wii Remote in one hand and a glass of Chardonnay in the other, Reggie took me down three games to zip. The mans good at Wii Tennis -- he clearly knows the product hes pimping, taking down every single one of the dozen or so comers. Though we can unofficially blame the flowing booze for our inability to hold our own against the Nintendo personality, in reality Reggie clearly isnt all talk. He really does kick ass and take names and made more than a dozen professional gamers feel inadequate holding that Wii Remote.
Evil_Dragon schrieb:Suda dürfte ja scheinbar bald anfangen zu reden, gibt es irgendwo Live Ticker?
Brubi schrieb:Suda und EA ( Spore Entwickler ) Reden zur selben Zeit, also dürfen wir eine N Owened erwarten :o![]()
Nasg1 schrieb:ich will live ticker![]()
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Brubi schrieb:Suda und EA ( Spore Entwickler ) Reden zur selben Zeit, also dürfen wir eine N Owened erwarten :o![]()
Evil_Dragon schrieb:Suda dürfte ja scheinbar bald anfangen zu reden, gibt es irgendwo Live Ticker?
Evil_Dragon schrieb:EA?![]()
Maxis heißt das! Mit Maxis verbindet mich emotional weit mehr, als mit EA..
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Blackvirus schrieb:Wann fangen die Keynotes den an?
Finally, Suda 51 ended by stating that Grasshopper was currently working on three titles for the Nintendo Wii, one of which is the previously announced No More Heroes, published by Marvelous Interactive.