We're big fans of proofreading around here, particularly when it comes to things that could start
nasty, heartbreaking rumors. The above sales flyer from J&R Music/Computer World, captured by Go Nintendo reader Iamsonny, illustrates the need for a good
copyeditor. It's the holidays, guys. Don't get our little hearts racing with promises of hard drives in our Wiis. That's just
wrong.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-24-2007 @ 6:28PM
MemphisNET said...
If Wii ever does get a HDD, it will end up being something small like 8GB
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12-24-2007 @ 6:57PM
Tyler said...
Ummm...are there really 2 memory card slots? Because mine only has one for SD. If they're referring to the GC slots, then that's also really misleading.
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12-24-2007 @ 7:10PM
genoboost said...
if you enjoy terribly misleading ads. look at what the wii zapper is being released on dreamcast fans
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2936022
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12-24-2007 @ 11:08PM
jason said...
The Dreamcast swirl isn't even supposed to be blue either.
12-25-2007 @ 5:29PM
daniel said...
my dreamcast has a blue swirl i think in europe some other company already had the orange swirl so sega couldnt use it
12-26-2007 @ 4:43AM
Think Adrian said...
Yup, it's a blue swirl in Scandinavia at least.
12-24-2007 @ 7:33PM
Psy said...
Best.
Caption.
Ever.
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12-24-2007 @ 8:09PM
Michael_of_sweden said...
60GB Wii would mean?
Dreamcast on VC ofcourse :D
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12-24-2007 @ 8:26PM
HellsHammer said...
Ha! Awesome. Next black Friday it'll be "Wii with 500GB for only $99!"
I couldn't count the number of times I read that recently. My mind hurts.
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12-24-2007 @ 8:51PM
VENOM said...
If only...
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12-24-2007 @ 10:48PM
Shadow31 said...
1) That hurts. A lot. Because a 60 gig Wii would be amazing.
2) I wouldn't believe it if I saw it, because Nintendo would advertise such a thing before it was out, not to mention going from half a gig to 60 with no price jump.
3) Taking point #2 into account, this leaves me in hysterics. What a horrible misprint. I feel sorry for the poor saps that believed that, if any do exist (which I assume some tech illiterate people have).
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12-25-2007 @ 12:24PM
gevenstaines said...
only tech literate ppl know wat 60GB means.
12-26-2007 @ 8:50AM
Shadow31 said...
Hahaha, only tech literate? My grandparents know what 60 gig means, but I have to set the time on their VCR for them. Tech literacy has nothing to do with knowing how much harddrive space an item has. Granted, they might not be literate enough to call it harddrive space, but items such as thumbdrives, cameras, iPods, etc have educated the masses on at least what the number of gigs mean.