[Wii 101] Meer dan een opgevoerde gamecube :7

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:33 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
Jaaaaa, allemaal hetzelfde posten

Of iedereen kijkt hier:
http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=66864

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:34 schreef Dj_Day-V het volgende:
Hoelaat is dit afgelopen ? (11.15 naar school moet)

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:34 schreef BMH het volgende:

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Wat gaat nu voor?

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:36 schreef Dj_Day-V het volgende:

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Mijn eerste school dag.

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:35 schreef BMH het volgende:
[Wii 102] Double-you-eye-eye

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:44 schreef Deacon_Tigra het volgende:
ja idd :S we weten best wel dat de DS goed verkoopt

prijs en release datum willen we weten

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Nice jacket, mind. He likes Brain Training. Controversially, he reckons it probably trains your brain. He plays "regularly" if he can get away from his children. This is riveting stuff. By the way, the Internet connection at the Games Convention appears to date from the Soviet occupation and is more flaky than an entire cereal counter in Sainsburys, so we may disappear for a bit in a minute. Sorry.

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Dr Kawashima's Gehirn-Jogging, then. The mystery TV man says he's glad it has a basis in scientific fact. So are we, Mystery TV Man, so are we

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10:50.37 -

You listen to the text and then write it on the lower screen, the faster the better. Mystery TV Man tries a few lines, and the program duly reports that he's "OK" at English, while playing sad, mournful music. Tom is threatening to storm the stage. We should be fine as long as he keeps his pants on

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:50 schreef Deacon_Tigra het volgende:
jezus..nou gaan ze zkr alle talen uitbrengen

learn french
learn italian
learn swahili

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Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 10:50 schreef BMH het volgende:
Learn Japanese and i'm sold

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You listen to the text and then write it on the lower screen, the faster the better. Mystery TV Man tries a few lines, and the program duly reports that he's "OK" at English, while playing sad, mournful music.