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#1 2012-05-07 14:57:07
GAMER'S DELIGHT - Guest Article Thread
If you've read my gaming magazine "Gamer's Delight", you might be familiar with the Guest Article section that has recently been added to the paper. As you might have guessed, this section allows Scratchers who aren't formally included in the Gamer's Delight staff to contribute an article to an issue.
This is the thread where you can submit your article. Once submitted, I will look it over and consider its inclusion in the paper. Please note that your article may be slightly edited for usage in the paper, but any edits will most likely be grammatical. 
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#4 2012-05-08 15:01:36
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All4one wrote:
pi3 wrote:
Can I right a review of Kid Icarus Uprising? Best 3DS game so far IMO!
Sure, go ahead! As long as you allow me to write a review for the same issue.
Okay! When do you want it done by?
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#5 2012-05-10 14:21:42
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pi3 wrote:
All4one wrote:
pi3 wrote:
Can I right a review of Kid Icarus Uprising? Best 3DS game so far IMO!
Sure, go ahead! As long as you allow me to write a review for the same issue.
Okay! When do you want it done by?
Preferrably by around May 19.
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#6 2012-05-23 14:22:10
- Zackisdabomb
- New Scratcher
- Registered: 2011-11-15
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Maybe For the May Article:
If you are a Pokemon fan, you've probably heard of the infamous "MISSINGNO. Glitch". The glitchy sprite, the ghost, the skeletons... Yeah, the whole deal. But here's what I don't understand; WHY IS MISSINGNO. NAMED? All of the other glitches have random symbols/ sprites as their name (as with 'M and everything else), so why is MISSINGNO. named? After reading lots of theories, here's what I came up with: MISSINGNO. is the baby Kangaskhan. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? BUT, at the same time, it makes sense. If the baby was indeed scheduled to be a Pokemon, it would grow up to be a Kangaskhan, therefore being the Pokedex number, but needing a different number, therefore #000 (MISSINGNO's number). That ALSO explains why MISSINGNO has a sprite (well, unused sprites). The moveset of MISSINGNO. is unexplainable, due to the first water/flying type being Wingull, and the "Bird" type was probably leftover data. Well, MISSINGNO. evolves into Kangaskhan, doesn't it?
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#7 2012-05-24 22:35:59
- Nintendoandfriends
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- Registered: 2011-10-20
- Posts: 100+
Re: GAMER'S DELIGHT - Guest Article Thread
Zackisdabomb wrote:
Maybe For the May Article:
If you are a Pokemon fan, you've probably heard of the infamous "MISSINGNO. Glitch". The glitchy sprite, the ghost, the skeletons... Yeah, the whole deal. But here's what I don't understand; WHY IS MISSINGNO. NAMED? All of the other glitches have random symbols/ sprites as their name (as with 'M and everything else), so why is MISSINGNO. named? After reading lots of theories, here's what I came up with: MISSINGNO. is the baby Kangaskhan. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? BUT, at the same time, it makes sense. If the baby was indeed scheduled to be a Pokemon, it would grow up to be a Kangaskhan, therefore being the Pokedex number, but needing a different number, therefore #000 (MISSINGNO's number). That ALSO explains why MISSINGNO has a sprite (well, unused sprites). The moveset of MISSINGNO. is unexplainable, due to the first water/flying type being Wingull, and the "Bird" type was probably leftover data. Well, MISSINGNO. evolves into Kangaskhan, doesn't it?
Actually, Missingno means missing number.
And actually, cubone was originally supposed to have a different evolutionary plot, to evolve into kangashan.
And missingno is a mash-up of every sprite in the game or a mash-up of each pokemon sprite.
It alos increases the 8th item in your inventory by 128.
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#8 2012-06-05 11:28:10
- Zackisdabomb
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- Registered: 2011-11-15
- Posts: 31
Re: GAMER'S DELIGHT - Guest Article Thread
Nintendoandfriends wrote:
Zackisdabomb wrote:
Maybe For the May Article:
If you are a Pokemon fan, you've probably heard of the infamous "MISSINGNO. Glitch". The glitchy sprite, the ghost, the skeletons... Yeah, the whole deal. But here's what I don't understand; WHY IS MISSINGNO. NAMED? All of the other glitches have random symbols/ sprites as their name (as with 'M and everything else), so why is MISSINGNO. named? After reading lots of theories, here's what I came up with: MISSINGNO. is the baby Kangaskhan. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? BUT, at the same time, it makes sense. If the baby was indeed scheduled to be a Pokemon, it would grow up to be a Kangaskhan, therefore being the Pokedex number, but needing a different number, therefore #000 (MISSINGNO's number). That ALSO explains why MISSINGNO has a sprite (well, unused sprites). The moveset of MISSINGNO. is unexplainable, due to the first water/flying type being Wingull, and the "Bird" type was probably leftover data. Well, MISSINGNO. evolves into Kangaskhan, doesn't it?Actually, Missingno means missing number.
And actually, cubone was originally supposed to have a different evolutionary plot, to evolve into kangashan.
And missingno is a mash-up of every sprite in the game or a mash-up of each pokemon sprite.
It alos increases the 8th item in your inventory by 128.
Yes, you're right, but glitches don't have names, do they? You're saying that out of all the pixels in the game, they would make a coherent name- MISSINGNO, instead of {}][]-+=-=. And, again, why do the other forms have normal unused sprites?
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#12 2012-06-07 18:15:11
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stor wrote:
All4one wrote:
stor wrote:
Can I do a review of a retro game? It is on the WII virtual console!
Go ahead!
I'll probobly have it done by saturday because I'm very busy right now
That's cool; take your time.
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