Wii to drop MP3 support, add AAC in Photo Channel update

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daliminator2000 @ Nov 13th 2007 6:24PM

Wow...that's just ridiculous. I can understand adding AAC support, but they're REMOVING MP3 support at the same time?! That's the stupidest thing I've heard since the announcement that Sony would remove backwards compatibility.

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Nate @ Nov 13th 2007 11:57PM

"That's the stupidest thing I've heard since the announcement that Sony would be giving consumers the option to purchase a PS3 without backwards compatibility at a reduced price, while still providing the option to purchase consoles with backwards compatibility and a larger hard drive."

There, fixed that for you, np!

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Wii60 @ Nov 14th 2007 12:32AM

@Nate
"That's the stupidest thing I've heard since the announcement that Sony took out the backwards compatibility in the latest iteration of the PS3! Not only breaking their promise but making the consumer choose between it and an 80 gig model that has crippled backwards compatibility! All the while removing the 60 gig model with actual ps2 hardware! All in an effort to cut ps3 costs and force ps2 sales."

There, fixed that for you. You're welcome, tool.

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Big John @ Nov 14th 2007 10:02AM

Hey fanboys, take it elsewhere already.

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Concura @ Nov 14th 2007 11:11AM

"That's the stupidest thing I've heard since the announcement that Sony took out the backwards compatibility in the latest iteration of the PS3 since everyone who has PS2 games should already have a PS2 by now. And anyone who doesn't should have no use for the PS2 compatibility, making the PS3 a more affordable current-gen gaming hardware/media center/blu ray player."

Ok.

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Allan @ Nov 15th 2007 4:13AM

I like how you all agree that all those things you are trying to defend are indeed... stupid.

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