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Best Buy Express vending machines at airports across the United States now contain an item that is unusual for a vending machine. Video games! It's all DS games currently, but one can have hope that this would spread for other platforms too.
For gamers who travel, handheld systems like the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation Portable are lifesavers. A boring, lengthy flight is the perfect excuse for a focused gaming session. But what if you forgot to bring your handheld of choice? Well, that's what vending machines are for.
Spotted at Atlanta International Airport, these Best Buy Express vending machines offer a wide variety of electronics for travelers, including digital cameras and headphones. The most interesting thing to us over here at OT? The inclusion of a DS system, as well as a number of games. This particular machine featured the likes of Guitar Hero: On Tour, Mario Kart DS, Brain Age 2, and LEGO Batman.
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It's also region free and is portable. I've heard that PS3 games are also region free, but I don't know whether it's actually true.
Friend: Wow AN iPod TOUCH!
DragoniteBallZ: I know!
Friend: Where on earth did you get that from?
DragoniteBallZ: A vending machine
Friend: WHAT?
SliCED BRead R 1337!
It's simple logic
I'll give you that bread is by far the greatest compliment to almost any meal, however the lack of an ability to run at even a single frame per second, along with its placing in the food pyramid, makes it a rather timid contender to the DS's great library and almost non-existant slow-down. However, bread uses crust, which most reviewers have placed as a 'love-hate' thing, the DS however, has no such problem.
And when it comes to retro-support the DS can play every single GBA game ever made, while sliced bread has difficulty becoming normal bread again without the right equipment.
Plus, bread gets moldy and require storage while the DS is highly portable and won't break unless you have an accident with it...
Also, EXCUSE ME
Okay, let's look at the DS library shall we; Mario, Mario, Sonic, Mario. The only valid game it has is TWEWY and I only think that because a lot of other people do even though I know nothing about the game.
Whereas Sliced Bread has ham, cheese, baloney, pastrami, chicken... hell, if you want you can mix and match swan and peanut butter. Another thing Sliced Bread has, the ability to adapt. I tried hammering two games into my DS at once. It only made things worse
Finally I'd like to bring something to everyone's attention. Murray3's mother drank during pregnancy. A lot. Whilst this doesn't prove his points as wrong, it does prove that he as a human being is wrong, therefore Sliced Bread wins and nothing more can be said about it by him or any other DS liker, since your mothers are all alcoholics. Bread FTW!
(I'm guessing if we carry on like this, not long)
And looking at these Mario games, we got a couple of sports games, a party game, a 2D platformer, a 3D platformer, an RPG, a racer and a few cross-overs! Sliced bread: About 500 toppings and 300 condiments or sauces, and one optional olive on a toothpick.
But, when you look at technical things, sliced bread, while wholesome and nutritious, not to mention convenient for one's hands does not add much to the overall bread in general. You could say 'but what about the DS Lite? That's just the DS with more lights!' But that's what it was supposed to be, sliced bread just ended up being the more expensive alternate to your sandwhiches.
Also, I went to my friend's, who has sliced bread, I wanted mine a little thicker but his was too thin, I brought up before that you can't make it thicker, you'll say to use two slices, but I'm not a millionaire!
Tiger of Wu was conceived when a hobo sperm factory was hit by an egg truck... The eggs were for squirrels...
You know, we could make a blog about this, then post it here as a fanboy parody.
I grow weary of your lies. I need not prove anything to you. I am done, Sliced Bread wins, you just haven't enough braincells to conceive its glory. Let me just say this in reply to your arguments; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrjwaqZfjIY&feature=related
Good day
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