| Article is biased... "The move is part of a larger effort to connect DS and the upcoming Revolution users to a Nintendo run broadband gaming network (set to go live November 14), something they failed at with their last console release." Wrong. They never attempted any kind of online service for their GameCube, but they gave the option to other companies to attempt one. Sega was the only one in the US to take advantage of the GameCube's online capabilities. |
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Wyoming, MI | said by Josh7289:"The move is part of a larger effort to connect DS and the upcoming Revolution users to a Nintendo run broadband gaming network (set to go live November 14), something they failed to do with their last console release." Fixed it. |
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And Ubi with Splinter Cell:PT |
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