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    Video games have the potential to help cure cancer

    http://blogs.pcworld.com/gameon/archives/007382.html

    Wait until Nintendo gets a hold of this. Wii might actually out-sell the DS when Nintendo comes out with Cancer Cure: Help Cure Your Cancer in Minutes a Day.
    Last edited by Zeroth; 08-04-2008, 11:46 PM.
    Twothorp was in immense pain. The blisters did not care.

    #2
    Re: Video games have the potential to help cure cancer

    Wait...what alternate dimension are you living in where the DS sells more than the Wii?

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      #3
      Re: Video games have the potential to help cure cancer

      Wait, you didn't know? The DS has sold 77.54 million units worldwide. While the Wii has sold 29.62 million units worldwide.
      Twothorp was in immense pain. The blisters did not care.

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        #4
        Re: Video games have the potential to help cure cancer

        Wii has sold faster than the DS since it's release. The Wii IS outselling DS. Check the monthly NPD for Jan 2007 - Now.
        Keep the change.

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          #5
          Re: Video games have the potential to help cure cancer

          Wii may be selling faster than the DS, but it hasn't out-sold it. That's what I ment.

          Back on topic:

          To be honest, this could really help a lot of people. This here is like the ultimate argument stopper when people say that video games are useless.
          Twothorp was in immense pain. The blisters did not care.

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            #6
            Re: Video games have the potential to help cure cancer

            Who cares if they were useless to begin with. Watching sports is useless, but people do it every day!
            Find a dog, honk it's nose. If you are bothered by this sentence. I guess you're just not cool enough for the noses.

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