Originally posted by Yoshi Dude

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Wow.. you must really be in the hole if you can't afford internet.

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Originally posted by Yoshi Dude

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Originally posted by Snika

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Originally posted by Yoshi Dude

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Wow.. you must really be in the hole if you can't afford internet.

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Haha, that sounds mean. Internet isn't that cheap, is it? If you pay per minute, it can get spendy! But, no one does that anymore.

Well you can get dialup for like ten bucks a month, can't you? There are cheap deals like that around. Obviously slow connections suck..
I don't know, my family relies internet for a lot of things. My mom pays her bills online, for example. In this day and age you don't usually find a household without internet access.
Obviously I'm assuming, but I don't think it was a mean thing to say.

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Originally posted by Kario

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Well, I never thought I would have to say this. But I am glad for AOL free for 50 days. So now I have 50 days to endure and try to get my cable net back, or at least DSL, but DSL is expensive to have installed. Blah, I will figure out something. I guess the thread can be closed or renamed "Internet: Cheap or Not" since that is where the conversation went.

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Originally posted by Yoronosuku

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Look at it this way. If it played gbc games, the cartridge would look so STUPID out the top! It would be almost 2/3 bigger than the system itself, I bet it even. The z780 also could not fit inside of it, I bet. The GBC soundchip is the only surviving hardware =\ I do not think it is a big deal. I think this was made as a trendy way to play Gameboy ADVANCE games. Since you know it is a Gameboy ADVANCE after all. Not a Gameboy Color ._.; Most people by now should have a GBA or a GBC anyway so they have no reason to complain..GBC games in pocket would take up more space which destroys the whole point of the micro, anyway! And that is how I see things ._.;;

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Originally posted by NetSplit

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Originally posted by Snika

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I disagree. When the first GameBoy Advance came out, one of the main features was backwards-compadability. They held true to that with the second GBA, the GameBoy Advance SP. The DS partially broke that rule, but the 3-D rendered games made up for that.

Now this 'Micro' is breakin' all the rules, yo'. Nintendo is really starting to make me angry. Sony, here I come!

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Oh no! I don't like a new version of a system even though I'm not required to buy it to play the games it runs! I must now go buy Sony products out of spite!

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