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Re: This Is What Happened When A Kid Pitched Super Mario Bros. 4 To Nintendo 25 Years Ago

TreesenHauser

I had a similar experience to this, only it wasn't a game idea.

Back in the day when Nintendo Power had a section solely devoted to Pokemon, I had always wanted to have my artwork shown in the magazine. So one day I got very creative and drew up a bunch of Pokemon all over an envelope and mailed it in.

A couple of weeks later, I received a letter from the staff complimenting my art work. However, because I had sent in the envelope stamped and everything they couldn't use it in the magazine. They had once again complimented what I had done and told me to keep it up.

Yeah, they could have just not used my art and moved on, but the fact that they took the time to respond was cool.

Re: Satoru Iwata Highlights Frustration at Missed Wii U Features and Aims to Improve for Next-Gen Hardware

TreesenHauser

This is all I want for the next console:

-First and foremost, no more 'Wii,' anywhere in the name.
-Have competing processors/RAM/ROM/etc. so it can stand with the other consoles and win third-parties over.
-A built-in hard drive with triple-digit storage numbers. Why people should have needed to go out and buy external storage for an eighth-generation console is beyond me.
-A solid marketing campaign backing the console, which should show people exactly why they should get one without relying on storied franchises. (see the 'Wii would like to play' ad campaign).
-Allow support for Wii U games (somehow).
-Unified account system so your downloads don't disappear if something happens to your console. Also, cross-buy implementation. There's no good reason why I should have to pay for the same game again on my 3DS if I already own it for Wii U, or vice-versa.
-Oh, and an Ethernet port.

Re: US Release Date Confirmed for Duck Hunt on the Wii U Virtual Console

TreesenHauser

This is gonna be a fun way to kill time until the ham is out of the oven on Christmas. Hoping my fellow European gamers get release info soon instead of later.

Oh, and Merry/Happy Christmas to everyone at Nintendo Life--the wonderful staff and user base alike. (only saying it a week in advance because I might not be on much in the next week or so)

Re: Super Smash Bros. Players Encounter Wii U Error Code Problem

TreesenHauser

@kamifox1 Yeah, but not everyone is encountering the error code though, unlike the Sonic Boom glitches which are much more widespread--enough so that no review copies were sent out. I'm not saying those problems aren't bad--I think they're awful. I feel sorry for anyone with bricked consoles, and Nintendo needs to fix this, like, NOW. But it seems to only affect particular consoles... which is also admittedly weird.

Re: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Facing Potential Error Code Nightmare

TreesenHauser

Okay, so I wanna get something straight here. I play the disc version. I haven't once played the game online yet. The only thing I've done online is spectate a match. When I'm done playing, I leave the menus and let it go to the title screen before hitting HOME and going back to the Wii U Menu. Are my chances of encountering the error slim, or should I avoid playing the game entirely, just to be safe? Because I really wanna play, but I'm not doing anything that'll ruin my console. I can't afford that right now.

EDIT: I save everything to an external hard drive.