Comments on: Wii, Brawl and filthy, filthy lasers http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/83 Not dirt. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 02:00:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: wild http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/83#comment-203 wild Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:21:08 +0000 http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/83#comment-203 I guess for 2 reasons - laser life/power consumption, and the fact that they didn't actually have any dual layer games at the time it was made. Still, I think it's a little silly that Nintendo didn't forsee this problem when the thing was still in development. I guess that's what they get for holding onto the cartridge technology for so long. :P I guess for 2 reasons - laser life/power consumption, and the fact that they didn’t actually have any dual layer games at the time it was made.

Still, I think it’s a little silly that Nintendo didn’t forsee this problem when the thing was still in development. I guess that’s what they get for holding onto the cartridge technology for so long. :P

]]> By: jonsey32 http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/83#comment-202 jonsey32 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 09:51:01 +0000 http://itspudding.com/blog/archives/83#comment-202 I wonder what reason Nintendo have for not increasing the power to the laser when they build the machines. There's really no benefit for them to not do it unless there are adverse effects in the long term from doing so. I wonder what reason Nintendo have for not increasing the power to the laser when they build the machines. There’s really no benefit for them to not do it unless there are adverse effects in the long term from doing so.

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