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The 3DS Didn’t Destroy Your Eyes, So Now Nintendo’s Going To Plan B
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26 responses to “The 3DS Didn’t Destroy Your Eyes, So Now Nintendo’s Going To Plan B”
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NotheMama
Cant say it won’t stand out on the shelf!
I’d rather see over the top box art like this compared to the boring boxart of many todays games. Which is usually just the main character & a dull backdrop. This reminds me of the old snes/megadrive boxes lol -
Quirkhall
And here I was expecting this to be a Luke Plunkett article. Seriously, why do you people even bother?
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UberRoxor
Hey, so, can I have a job? I’m pretty good at writing sentences. Especially if I only need to write one at a time.
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PuppyLicks
Not to jump on the bandwagon, but I expected more from Stephen Totilo than stuff like this.
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Dr What?
Hmmm…
“Stephen Totilo @stephentotilo
@Doc_What Sorry. I was doing many things at once. I fixed it!”
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Karachi King
It’s fixed on the US version – http://kotaku.com/5879001/the-3ds-didnt-destroy-your-eyes-so-now-nintendos-going-to-plan-b
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DanMazkin
I feel bad that I can’t help but click these articles just to read the scathing reactions they get in the comments, but is it possible that all of these posts are just consistent efforts by the US Kotaku team to troll the AU users??
I mean, for a 1 sentence single image article to get 20 comments and god knows how many pageviews… it could be a deliberate strategy?
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[Razor]
Tracey told me the other week that US staff don’t get paid by the pageview for their articles posted here.
It is still very much a strategy on the US site, though. We’re just not a part of it (thankfully).-
MasterCyl
They sure as hell don’t get paid by the word, otherwise they’d be living in cardboard boxes.
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4len
For one… FUCK YOU WII! why you make game I want?
And second.. that’s a mega fail, how can you make that mistake lol? -
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