Article: Grand Theft Auto Wii
 


 
 
Cubed3 is reporting that Reggie Fils-Aime (NOA President) has been in talks with quite a few third-parties about support for the Wii.  Take Two just happens to be one of them (and the developer of Grand Theft Auto).  While Nintendo and Grand Theft Auto aren't normally seen in the same sentence - this hasn't kept Reggie from persuing the possibility.  Cubed3 quotes him as saying:
[blockquote]"We're reaching out to every publisher, frankly every day. I'll be spending some time later today with the folks over at Take Two to see what type of support they can give our console. The fact is there will be M-rated content on the Wii console. EA has already announced that they're bringing 'The Godfather' to our console. And we want every single best-selling game to be available on Wii. Whatever that content is."

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Did he just leave the team or leave the company?  I'd like to see a new IP on the Wii with his genius behind it.

Whenver there are Wii online games - we should do a contest for high-scores.  Maybe over-the-internet match-ups?  Tournament?

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neat build.  I've never liked DFI mobos - but it's your choice.  My one caution is to make sure that it is running your X2 at the correct voltages QUICKLY.  I had a Lan Party board that fried a stock X2 as it ran it .5v too high out of the box.  It took me too long to notice that the cpu was @ 65C at idle.

Specifically - the come from a router.  That router is @ your ISP.  For more information - look up the OSI model.

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uploading is uploading.  I fail to see how getting your own domain will speed a slow computer/internet connection up.

nifty.

That's pretty slick!

nifty

getting better.  Format your HTML (use indents) and you'll find it much easier to code.

Doesn't savvy? equate to "Do you understand?"

if so - how does that have ANYTHING to do with what you just said...

 

From the site you linked:

ATX Power Connectors: 1 20-Pin Connector

That means any modern ATX power supply will do.  What we already suggested will be fine.

Go to Best Buy or Circuit City.  They carry Antec which is a very reputable PSU brand.  Pick up their 400 Watt and go home happy