Yes. Obviously Twilight Princess is a 3DS game.

Besides, online is way too laggy in most fighters anyways, at least IMO

Only games I care about online multiplayer in are Animal Crossing, Pokemon, and TF2. I'm fine playing against computers only all the time... I do it all the time in Brawl, Mario Kart, etc.

That said, I'm not getting Blazblue because I don't like fighting games outside of the familiar characters (Like Link in SC, Mega Man in MvC). I'm waiting for the Cartoon Network game instead.

Good point. It is Kyuubit causing it after all.

I agree. I only play online multiplayer on Mario Kart, since Brawl's too laggy and barely anyone is on in poor SoCa.

That said, I'm not getting Blazblue because I don't like fighting games outside of the familiar characters (Like Link in SC, Mega Man in MvC). I'm waiting for the Cartoon Network game instead.

Nothing of importance is ever discussed on forums, and this forum in particular is a cesspool of spam and stupidity, so it's not like being off-topic would actually get in the way of anything


Just because Brawl's online is too dysfunctional to play a decent match doesn't mean most of them are the same

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As was I, as was I. But I must admit, the roster is dissapointing at this point. No Courage or Ed, Edd,and Eddy is really disheartening for me.

It's not connection lag however. It's input lag. Making combos that are very timing heavy near impossible. Sometimes I have difficulty pulling of a shoryuken motion. It's pretty bad in most fighters since there will be almost always that form of lag.

And everyone will download the Pokedex, as its free.

That's fairly truth, and if I downlod it, it would be my first general Pokémon game since Pokémon Yellow.