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Pretty good list. Although Im not sure why Link Between Worlds is so acclaimed. Im a pretty big Zelda fan and I didn't enjoy it that much. It wasnt bad by any means, just simple, easy, and a bit underwhelming.
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Oh Nintendo...when will you ever, ever, EVER include voicechat for anything? It seriously drives me nuts. And if they use the excuse that they are blocking inappropriate communication then simply restrict the feature to only work with people on your friends list!
@SpriteMaster Im the same way. Ive always loved the 3D and constantly used it even on the old systems. But I love the new one even more!
Man I have no clue what the new innovatoon could be...something with VR? That seems to be a possible incoming trend. No clue. Excited for future news though!
Not a prob for my 32GB. I was such a hater for digital downloads a few years ago but now that Ive switched over I LOVE it. Love never having to switch out cartridges and always having all my games on me.
Never played it. Excited for a day 1 digital purchase!
Never played this one so I am really feeling it. Probably gonna buy as soon as it comes out. I heard April 10th is the magic number but was that a release for NA or Japan? Also...does anybody know how Amiibo is integrated?
I gotta get crackin' on my games backlog. Still gotta beat Majora, Metroid Prime on Wii U (both for first time), and then I've got about 4 others I'm currently replaying. All before this, Chronicles X, Mario Maker, Star Fox U, and Zelda U come out!
Ive been waiting for this game forever...looks like Ill have to wait a good deal more. I would gladly pay any price for this.
As they said in the article, the sole reason they made a point to mention NX was to reassure the masses that thier new deal with the mobile company wasn't going to interfere with their traditional game development. They needed the prematurely announce the development of NX to keep the share holders and fanbase stable.
Crazy stuff but sounds cool. Im particularly excited with the phrase "brand new concept" in regards to NX. I love the Wii and DS families but I think we are in the last phase of them now. If the NX innovates for the gaming world how the Wii did, its going to be very cool! My mind is racing thinking what that could be. Also...I agree that people saying this will be upon us anytime before 2018 are crazy. Nintendo needs a good amount of time to flesh out the idea, test it, market it efficiently and then produce it and finally launch it. What I am most curious to see however, is if Nintendo will finally fix the problem that has always ailed them and that no matter how much they say they will do it right next time, they never do: HAVE A STRONG LAUNCH WITH AAA LAUNCH TITLES.
Can't wait for a stateside release. I missed this one back in the day so I'm pumped to download it day one.
It may be harder to convert than other SNES games...but can you imagine the original Star Fox as a 3D Classic?? MIND BOMB.
...attacked the game for its objectification of women..."
Welcome to Japan, my friend.
Awesome keyboarding, bro! I share all of your feelings about this, the single greatest game in history. There are just too many memories and emotional attachments to this game to mention but one is the end credits song, To Far Away Times, which brings a tear to my eye every time. I even heard it played live by the Utah Symphony and I was crying like a baby. Haha.
I had to chuckle when you mentioned your tradition of naming Marle the name of your current crush. I did that too! (As I'm sure every 90's RPGer did.) With voice-acting featured in most RPG's now, that's just one of those little things that I loved about old-school RPG's that has died with time.
If anybody wants to check it out, I drew a CT picture in Colors!3D which you can view below (it took for bloody ever) but if you can view it on the 3DS itself and see the 3D effect, it looks much, much better:
My favorite game of all time and the sole reason I started playing video games hard core. I remember riding my bike a half an hour across town each Saturday in elementary school to rent it, hoping my save file was still there. I remember this game capturing my imagination like nothing I'd ever exprienced before and it still does even today as a 30 year old. If youve never played this game, close down your computer right now and make it happen.
I was too bored to even finish the demo.
Haven't we seen enough of this series? Lol
Good idea! LOVE Metroid II and that one for sure does not get enough love. One of my first Gameboy experiences and it could benefit greatly from a remake like Zero Mission did.
I almost crapped my pants when I saw the article title and then I realized it was just a discussion point and not an announcement...
WOW...I can't believe we lost Swapnote and Flipnote Studio's online features and yet can get something like this.
Looks preeeeeeeeeeeeeeeety awesome. Glad I can speak Japanese. Understood about 90% of it but some stuff still has me very confused.
I agree completely. It's EXTREMELY hard to nail an adaption of something like Zelda. Although I have to say the costume side of things in this looked better than most. Usually people make the world around him all realistic and then his sword and shield and clothes are like cosplay items- bright and colorful with no natural wear and tear.
Anyway, I'm still clinging to hope with these live-action possibilities through Netflix. Let's all remember that the Lord of the Rings was once upon a time deemed 'unfilmable'. And PJ's original trilogy was a nearly perfect adaption. Let's just hope Zelda and Link get as much justice.
Thought everything was pretty good...yeah...except Navi. She looked fine, just...dat voice. I was like WUUUUT.
You make a valid argument but I think they will beat last years awesomeness. Zelda, Fox, and Xenoblade? Woo!
FF9 was the last good one (and best one imo) which makes sense since he left in 2000 which is right after it came out.
Good for them! They are an amazing company and I support all their games. Too bad I already own all of these and can't benefit from the discount. Can't wait for Half Genie Hero, though!
3D Classics: SNES Star Fox and Super Metroid.
Full-blown, ground-up remake: FF5+FF6.
Port with simple enhancements: FF9 (which I know would never happen but hey, I can dream).
Quietly sitting and reading a book on the hype train.
Nothing my 32GB can't handle. Ive got a ton of games on there already want still have around 150k blocks open.
Sounds cool! I'm down for any kind of new Amiibo use. Anything to put those two chucks of $12 plastic on my shelf to work.
This remains one of my favorite games. It is way solid, especially for an NES-era game. Great gameplay with tight controls, challenging but not impossible, and some of the best 8-bit tunes ever that I would be happy listening to in my car as I drive around town (or an underground labyrinth).
And I mean c'mon how could you not like a game with a storyline like this:
Kid has a pet frog. It escapes into his backyard where there happens to be a frikin' miniature nuclear reactor that mutates the frog into a monster. It then proceeds to jump down a giant pit to endless underground catacombs, which also happens to be in your backyard. You jump down to follow and find an f'n TANK with huge amounts of fire power that can hover, go under water, and jump. Also at the bottom of the pit is a perfectly fitting suit of body armor. You equip it, hop into the tank, and destroy EVERYTHING.
The End.
Transferring now! So excited! The super-stable 3D is awesome. One problem with the instructions though...I went to my fridge to find a refreshing beverage as they recommended...but there was no Coke...I thought NLife somehow was going to come through for me with that.
Cool! Make a ton more!
I think it will only be available to Club Nintendo members but I can't be sure. If you're not a member it's free to sign up and you still can for a month more or so.
And it is quite different than Swapnote. That was simply a messenger app that you could doodle with. This is a full-blown animation movie-making tool and is much more complex and rewarding than Swapnote.
Well said, man. ARG! I got all the way to the "order now" button then it crashed on me again. Lol
As dumb as it is, I can understand eliminating the online sharing after the Swapnote fiasco...but couldn't they at least let us share videos with our registered friends?? I mean, c'mon, what's the point of creating something if you can't share it with anyone else?
My system transfer is gonna take for bloody ever as I have more than 60 games on my system with about 10 being full retail games. Way pumped though! I dont start my new job for another 2 weeks so Im going to go get it at midnight just cuz I can and download MM right away. Come quicker, Friday!
I would love to have seen that demo video. Im playing Prime right now for the first time and its not bad...but you can't touch Super Metroid. We need another like that for 3DS.
The recent Sony hack exposed a nearly closed deal to make a new CGI Mario movie. I guess we will wait and see.
HAHAHAHA! Man...I think this is something like its 5th or 6th delay. I'm convinced now that Flipnote 3D is just a big hoax.
Don't they already do this? VC and 3D classics are pretty cheap.
Already bought 32GB micro from Amazon in preparation for next week. If for some reason it doesn't work...I'll be HELLA PISSED.
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I'm studing computer engineering and we have a hard task.
We have to develop a C# application which can calculate factorial of really big numbers without BIGINT . I mean really big numbers, like 123564891...82598413! . And we don't have to use permission for use custom libraries (like BIGINT) .
Researched it and found a few questions like this, but this question different than others because we have to calculate really big numbers without any custom libraries. I found PoorMans Algorithm . But it's calculating up to 10000 . It's not enough for us.
With my teammates, we found a solution . Let's say we will get factorial of 123 . We will get 123 as String . And then , we will sum 123 , 122 times (it's equal to 123 x 122) . And then sum result 121 times. It will goes like this until reach to 1. So, we will sum two strings.
We create an algorithm for summing strings. We are getting last char of the first number (3 of 123) as an integer (we can use integer, but not bigint) . And get last char of second number as integer (2 of 122). Sum them and found result number's last char (result = x...x5) . We will do it from last char to first char. Finally we will get the result number. But as you know, we should use a while() or for() loop, and for use this loop we need bigint again.
String number = "9878945647978979798798797189"; //we will get factorial of this
for(int i = 0;i < number.Length; i++)
// sum all chars one by one
we can't use a loop like this, because
i variable will be exceed range of integer and we will get error. So we have to use bigint here. I hope i explained it.
Now here my question, walkthroughs for creating an algorithm which can calculate factorial of really big numbers without using BIGINT .
It's programmer question, not Math.stackexchange.com question, because i need programmatical answers and walkthroughs directly. If i ask this question on Math site, they will give me this list : http://www.luschny.de/math/factorial/FastFactorialFunctions.htm . Probably they won't understand my 'BIGINT problem' .


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I consider myself a core supporter of education. I have supported every budget for both East Montpelier and U-32 school district with my vote and voice for over 20 years. However, I will not be supporting the U-32 budget this year and encourage others to do the same. Three out of the seven school board members voted against this budget, which is unprecedented in my memory.
With this budget we will be spending $1,238,250 more than two years ago while reducing the teaching staff by 5 percent. I thought teaching was what the education system was for. This budget does not support education; it supports bureaucracy. We have also burned through $418,000 of fund balance in the last two years a very bad trend. Using the fund balance for operating revenue is a smoke-and-mirrors game with our tax dollars. Its time for U-32 to reboot its operating system.
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Its just a nice festival of kickboxing and slapping where the bad guys are just like charachters in a video game and we just wanna see them dying and destroyed and our actor doing what he does best no talk and a lot of kicks
You could remove all of the original audio, create your personal soundtrack to replace it, and the effect would essentially be the same. I mean that in the best way possible. This is a blast and it knows that it's basically a skate video for martial arts.
Oh, and that promo video in the special features featuring the RZA and his posse in some parking lot reacting to fight scenes in the movie has made me laugh much more than I'd like to admit.
A stunt/fighting masterpiece. I give it 5 flying elbows to the head for the action, but only 4 stars for some basic story cliches.
Revisiting Ong-Bak after nearly a decade (and after the shameful Protector 2), it's not as impressive as it seemed in 2003, but there are still plenty of moments that land with a nice bone-cracking intensity.
Tragically, the rights shift from 20th Century Fox to magnolia (which released the sequels) was not enough to earn the movie a new transfer. Had the film been remastered, it would be an automatic recommendation, but this disc looks terrible.
Alright so if you are a fan of martial arts movies, then this is a must! It has some of the best fight scenes and chase scenes ever in any action movies. It's a must!
My first Tony Jaa film, and absolutely not my last. I'm sure I am not the only one who first came across this film on Netflix, back when Instant Que was fairly new. I had no idea what I was in for, except that it had good reviews and lots of fighting. After watching Ong Bak, I was hooked, not only on Tony Jaa but more films like it.
The action is very good, BUT I was more interested in the early portions of the film that are less martial arts oriented and more about the story and characters. When the action happens, it feels organic, but later in the film it becomes impressive and also loaded like many other martial arts films. There's a level of realism that seems to get lost in what it is really great plot point of having a man track down something for his small village.
Good action sequences, mediocre movie
«Ong Bak» es el choque de dos mundos fascinantes: la estética japonesa y el fondo tailandés. En el primer plano, fusila la estética de los 70's japonesa sin ningún reparo —en especial del cine de Seijun Suzuki, aunque las escenas de acción parezcan impregnadas del espíritu de Sonny Chiba—, en el segundo plano, todo se mueve bajo las sólidas coordenadas del budismo y del muay thai. ¿Cómo consiguió entonces una película tan alejada del canon occidental ser un éxito mundial?…
The story bits where no one is being destroyed are SOOOO BOOORRRRRIIIINNGGGGG, more so than a lot of other martial arts movies.
Probably because Jaa has negative charisma.
But when he starts elbowing everyone to hell, damn is it good. It's pretty much just a stunt reel and feels like it, but the action is still damned impressive.
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Sources of Negative Attitudes toward Immigrants in Europe: A Multi-Level Analysis1
Article first published online: 5 MAR 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-7379.2009.00798.x
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