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  Storm | January 04, 2008
  Well that sucks...only demos in the future, and they are gone as soon as we turn off the DS, so what's the point? ._.
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  black doom | January 04, 2008
  Umm, to find out if you want the game maybe?
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  kik36 | January 04, 2008
  Personally I dig demos and think companies should utilize more of them in the future.
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  bakfromon | January 04, 2008
  I think after a couple months of demos Nintendo might plan to add full games.
  Nintendo always takes small steps with things like these.
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  Xegaldis | January 04, 2008
  Aw, what! I was so excited over this as well >___>
  
  great, demos is better than nothing I guess.
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  MusiKon | January 05, 2008
  Another example of people expecting too much from Nintendo.
  
  They've always been extremely careful of digital distribution due to piracy issues. When will we actually get it? I'm guessing when Nintendo is 100% sure that their games won't be pirated or bootlegged.
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  Storm | January 05, 2008
  But what's the point of downloading them, transferring them to the DS to try out, only to automatically get rid of them the second we turn off the DS?
  
  I like to take my time in deciding to buy a game after playing it's demo, also taking my time with the demo. Give the demo a few days, see how that goes...but this method's a bit tedious.
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    MusiKon | January 05, 2008
    The DS itself doesn't have much onboard memory, mainly because the memory itself was more meant for single cart multiplayer. And obviously, you don't need to keep that if your other players have left.
    
    Besides, I'm assuming that the demo is stored on the Wii itself after the initial download, so you can easily retrieve it again. So it's not like you have to access the Wii Store all over again.
    
    And it's a bit harder to pirate from temporary media. Not impossible, but harder.
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      Storm | January 05, 2008
      Oh I see, thanks MusiKon. Guess that does make things easier, shame the DS doesn't have much memory to store the demos, though.
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  Sonic Flash | January 05, 2008
  It didn't make much sense to download an entire game anyways. Where the hell do you store it? If they sold blank DS cartridges, and created a format and system to let you download them, it would only take hackers like a week to derive their own system of downloading ALL DS games.
  
  Demoes makes more sense.
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    StarJet | January 05, 2008
    Yep, that would lead to piracy. Look what's happened to PSN downloads for PSP.
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      Seeker X | January 06, 2008
      Uhhh, unless I'm missing something...what exactly do you mean?
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  InvincibleDude | January 06, 2008
  oh that suck i wish there was