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LOL. That is so unlike them. They will push it out, then another one 6-8 months later. Good work on the news though P34nut.

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Welcome back PB. Glad to see you haven't forgotten about us.

I'm in the minority.

Nintendo's classic and original Handheld has turned 25 years old today. This may be strange for those who remember it's first release... (You are not that old) but for many fans of this classic hand held device, it brings a great dose of nostalgia. "Happy birthday, Game Boy! Nintendo’s famous portable is 25 years old today. The handheld would see numerous successors, peripherals, and notable games during its 15 years of dominance before the Nintendo DS would take over as the new brand for the Japanese gaming giant’s portable endeavors." Said Mike Minotti of VentureBeat.com. You can clearly see how much Nintendo's handheld line has grown, ranging from the Game Boy, to Nintendo DS, and eventually the Nintendo 3DS and beyond. However, could Nintendo be missing out on a great opportunity? With the recent shortcomings from Nintendo's Wii U sales figures, Nintendo could use a bit of a boost in the Gaming industry. So, would a re-launch of a slightly updated version of the Game Boy give Nintendo that jump? It could draw in fans of the now 25 year old system into buying it, as well as bringing in a new generation of Game Boy fans. With the Game Boy, there could also be re-releases of the classic and popular games that everyone came to know and love. So, could a re-release benefit Nintendo at all? What would you think if they chose to take this path? Would you be interested in a re-release of Game Boy (updated, of course)? Sources: http://www.engadget.com/2014/04/21/nintendo-game-boy-25th-anniversary/

This. MLG had the BEST and most competitive gametypes of ANY halo game (besides Halo 2). No radar, 4 shot BR, and you relying on instincts and working with your team to win the game. Since you didn't have radar, you used your teamates in other areas of the map to help you find the enemy and vice versa. The standard weapon spawns also made MLG special. Timing the rockets, or sniper was very important. Rockets used a drop spawn, which if picked up before they hit the ground could glitch the timer so the other team is unaware of the next spawn. MLG was all about timing and execution. If you played MLG CTF you know that when playing you become the most vulnerable when you are actually capturing the enemies flag. Knowing that, you had to plan how you would counter the enemy as they tried to attack you at the weak point. MLG King of the Hill was all about timing of the hill and preparing for the next hill spawn. The toughest thing was transitioning from one side of a map to another because the whole strategy changes. With all that said, and coming from a hardcore MLG player in Halo 3 (I had a team and nearly took a spot on a Semi-Pro team)... There is no doubt: MLG was the BEST Halo 3 gametype hands down. Teamwork. Strategy. Timing. Adrenaline. Communication. Competitiveness. And a ton of fun!

Yes. If you need a number... then #3

Never ask a stranger if you can squeeze their bottom...

Welcome back Tucker! Nice to see you making a return!

I go with Athens again, I stick by my vote!

Do not under any circumstances listen to Bnus. Vote him. (though I can't as I am just a ghost)

What about therubyprincess? Nevermind that. ^ Time to re group