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It seems you are right!groovy354 said:Maybe we'll be able to choose which icon layout we want
Lol... I love looking at small detailsFireGrey said:It seems you are right!groovy354 said:Maybe we'll be able to choose which icon layout we want
Credit goes to Gullwing for discovering this
Thank goodness. Being able to change menu layout at will whenever is very nice. ( I don't like the DSi one as much. )Gullwing said:Picture from japanese Nintendo site : http://gonintendo.com/wp-content/photos/img_parts.jpg As you can see the channel layout is changeable. I guess it changes from the lower screen, top left channel icon...
Noticed this in the video and figured that was what it was. I remember a while ago, at some other event (may have been E3, can't remember) Nintendo released a video of the DSi (it was about the WiFi communication thingy) and the menu was laid out in two rows in that video.FireGrey said:It seems you are right!groovy354 said:Maybe we'll be able to choose which icon layout we want
Credit goes to Gullwing for discovering this
These days, you just put in a game, turn on the power, press A, and you're playing.Zarxrax said:I liked the good old days when you could just put in a game and play it, instead of spending 5 minutes going through menus to tell the system that you wanna play a game.
You've obviously used a Commodore 64 or played an old DOS game.Zarxrax said:I liked the good old days when you could just put in a game and play it, instead of spending 5 minutes going through menus to tell the system that you wanna play a game.
In the DS you have to do that... Unless you change the settings and let it auto-boot to the game inserted inside it!Puppy_Washer said:These days, you just put in a game, turn on the power, press A, and you're playing.Zarxrax said:I liked the good old days when you could just put in a game and play it, instead of spending 5 minutes going through menus to tell the system that you wanna play a game.
My god, the inconvenience!