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Nintendo's new hissatsu technique: The Inazuma Eleven Stunt!
Killer Technique, at your face!
Nintendo is clearly reconsidering their position on distributing games digitally and how they implement network infrastructure in recent years. Is Inazuma Eleven an attempt to gauge the North American market for a pop culture flood, or is Nintendo throwing proverbial spaghetti at the wall and looking to see what sticks?
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Nintendo is clearly reconsidering their position on distributing games digitally and how they implement network infrastructure in recent years. Is Inazuma Eleven an attempt to gauge the North American market for a pop culture flood, or is Nintendo throwing proverbial spaghetti at the wall and looking to see what sticks?
Keep gaming!
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About Thumb Scarone of us since 11:57 AM on 02.25.2014
Been gaming since the NES days. I remember computers, before the internet. My motivation to learn how to read was to play Final Fantasy. Games have, wonderfully, helped shape my life. I love games, history, writing and discussion. Pursuing that is the goal.
I've played games on Nintendo consoles for most of my life, but branched out into PC gaming and Playstation by the mid-90's. Current platforms: Wii U, 3DS, Steam. Typically playing: 5e D&D, tabletop games, and a backlog of retro games.
We live in interesting times. I can't wait to see where the industry goes next.
I've played games on Nintendo consoles for most of my life, but branched out into PC gaming and Playstation by the mid-90's. Current platforms: Wii U, 3DS, Steam. Typically playing: 5e D&D, tabletop games, and a backlog of retro games.
We live in interesting times. I can't wait to see where the industry goes next.