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Jonbo298 · 04-18-2003, 11:40 PM

Nintendo with WW is really showing what the GBA/GC Connectivity can do. I've tried it and like it a lot. Now that I have WW, when I get back in town, me and my friends are gonna use it more often so that I can find the 5 secret statues. I also like how its constantly in touch with WW and not just downloading something for on the go like Sonic Adventure 2: Battle did with Chao raising. I really hope more is used in the future. And if Nintendo ever goes wireless with the GBA (SP) as an add-on, and they use the Wavebird receivers to do it, they could make it so that you can have 4 controllers, and 4 GBA(SP)'s hooked up on one console. It'd be a cool thing for something like Mario Kart and LAN gaming. 4 people could be racing with the GCN controller, and the other 4 could help their team mate by say, shooting an item for them, or some other kind of possibility(ies).

04-18-2003, 11:40 PM	#6
Jonbo298 Freaky me Freaky you Jonbo298 is offline Location: In the Cornfields of Iowa Now Playing: Posts: 8,082	Nintendo with WW is really showing what the GBA/GC Connectivity can do. I've tried it and like it a lot. Now that I have WW, when I get back in town, me and my friends are gonna use it more often so that I can find the 5 secret statues. I also like how its constantly in touch with WW and not just downloading something for on the go like Sonic Adventure 2: Battle did with Chao raising. I really hope more is used in the future. And if Nintendo ever goes wireless with the GBA (SP) as an add-on, and they use the Wavebird receivers to do it, they could make it so that you can have 4 controllers, and 4 GBA(SP)'s hooked up on one console. It'd be a cool thing for something like Mario Kart and LAN gaming. 4 people could be racing with the GCN controller, and the other 4 could help their team mate by say, shooting an item for them, or some other kind of possibility(ies). __________________ Credit to Null for sig jonbo298.