I'm back home for tonight and tomorrow because my old job wanted me back for this weekend, and that means I get to see my Wii again. Brawl is one of those games where it's fun to come back to it after a while, so I was having fun with it.
Speaking of old Nintendo Wifi, I wanted to test my school's wireless connection to see if I could use it to play DS games, and the game I decided to try was Mario Kart DS, since it'd probably be one of the more demanding games connection-wise. I was surprised to find that people still played it. They weren't people with an embarrassing number of matches like me, it was people who probably recently got the game, which also surprised me, and I guess is something to Nintendo's credit that people are still playing the first game they made for the DS that had online capabilities, terrible matchmaking and all.
So now I'm in a real WiFi mood. If anyone wants to play Brawl, I should be around all night tonight. The only other stuff I have for the Wii that has WiFi is stuff I'm sure no one has, like Pokemon Battle Revolution and Bomberman.
DS games, I could probably play whenever. I really want to play more Mario Kart, but the only other stuff I have is Tetris (of course) and Pokemon (of course).
We'll definitely play Brawl when you're on your break next week!! :3 As for being surprised about people still playing games... Custom Robo was that experience for me. I only got wifi access from my house waaay after everybody else, and it was amazing to see how many people were playing Custom Robo DS - a niche game to begin with - so long after it had been released.
Stormy McDanger Says:
Hahaha, I'd offer my code up, but from what Bri, Toast, Carbo, and everyone else tells me, I'm the worst Brawl player ever
nalem Says:
Go challenge spanio again.
Skraggy Says:
Go Beat Spanio again B}
BunnyWinx Says:
We'll definitely play Brawl when you're on your break next week!! :3 As for being surprised about people still playing games... Custom Robo was that experience for me. I only got wifi access from my house waaay after everybody else, and it was amazing to see how many people were playing Custom Robo DS - a niche game to begin with - so long after it had been released.