Gaming Super Mario Galaxy 2 hype topic

[thatoneguy101]

 

[teusjuh]

he has it he has it

 

[tHciNc]

Its ashame you didnt up the pic as jpeg. then you could tell from exif data if it was altered, and probably wherte you live.lol.... People never learn

http://regex.info/exif.cgi?url=http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/9/2010/05/supermariodisc.jpg

At least remove exif data, if you dont wont peeps to come knocking....lol. and google gives exact co-ords. Thanks iphone.

Any chance of telling us what update partition contains ?

 

[smk2]

If you're going to keep teasing like this you may as well just upload it.

 

[Delta517]

Why is your 2st wiimote connected, but not the first?

 

[PsychoticDust]

Upload it and if you get sued I'll let you borrow a couple of million.

Lol seriously though, be extremely careful if you upload.

 

[teusjuh]

upload it baby
upload it

 

[Cbajd5]

do u work 4 ninty.......... lmao
No, I just know a bit on how things probably work. Logic and all that.

QUOTE(PsychoticDust @ May 17 2010, 05:41 PM) Totally agree. Look how many people were on this site just viewing the NSMBW thread! Quick question: What does read NFO mean? Thanks.

Reading an NFO is reading the information file normally packaged with downloads of games and such, whether as a part of the archive or just part of the torrent. The file type normally used is ".nfo", which requires a special reader to read, but not secret special or anything, there's some easy ones to find online.

NOW THEY KNOW WHAT KIND OF TV YOU HAVE TOO. Also that table is nice.

 

[teusjuh]

upload it to usenet with an ssl conection
then are you safe

 

[Delta517]

Lol?

 

[Krestent]

Don't make us jealous...

 

[Sotoro]

SMG1 ? ^^

 

[Delta517]

Just go to the link tHciNc posted. I found it there.

 

[Krestent]

SMG1 ? ^^

There was no giant Goomba in an area like that in SMG1. Also notice the box next to the Wii.

 

[PsychoticDust]

do u work 4 ninty.......... lmao
No, I just know a bit on how things probably work. Logic and all that.

QUOTE(PsychoticDust @ May 17 2010, 05:41 PM) Totally agree. Look how many people were on this site just viewing the NSMBW thread! Quick question: What does read NFO mean? Thanks.

Reading an NFO is reading the information file normally packaged with downloads of games and such, whether as a part of the archive or just part of the torrent. The file type normally used is ".nfo", which requires a special reader to read, but not secret special or anything, there's some easy ones to find online.

NOW THEY KNOW WHAT KIND OF TV YOU HAVE TOO. Also that table is nice.

Lol, I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking logicially.

Ah I see, thanks. So using an NFO reader I could extract an iso to play a game?

Yeah that table isn't too bad!

 

[Krestent]

No. An NFO is just an information file that contains things like the release date, the dumper, the filesize, etc.

 

[Cbajd5]

Lol, I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking logicially.

Ah I see, thanks. So using an NFO reader I could extract an iso to play a game?

Yeah that table isn't too bad!

No, and NFO reader is only for reading an NFO file. Which is basically fancy text. ISOs are normally just in zip or rar files, which you can extract and play when done properly depending on the game/system, which is easier to search then for me to explain.

 

[PsychoticDust]

Just go to the link tHciNc posted. I found it there.

Where is that? Thanks.

 

[geoflcl]

Spoiler

Brick-shitting process complete.

Good on ya, for getting the game and whatnot. This has been said over nine thousand times already, but puh-LEAASE be careful if you're gonna upload that sucker.

 

[loserkidsblink18]

Lol, I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking logicially.

Ah I see, thanks. So using an NFO reader I could extract an iso to play a game?

Yeah that table isn't too bad!

No, and NFO reader is only for reading an NFO file. Which is basically fancy text. ISOs are normally just in zip or rar files, which you can extract and play when done properly depending on the game/system, which is easier to search then for me to explain.

I always right-click the .nfo file, "open with.." and select Notepad. Works fine. Thought that's what everyone did, honestly.