As justonepost pointed out, it's real.
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/142/99xbox.jpg

Where's Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler when you need them?

I took note of this weeks and spent some time trying find a pattern in the typeface and then comparing to what we have of this one. Seeing how its 's only a week or two, I won't be surprised either way. Find a recent ad and find an occurence where a consonant suddenly becomes lowercase.

Trying to find things that don't fit the pattern... totally worth it. Some of the stuff doesn't hold up, but the lowercase t is so out of place. And "come see R huge Nintendo games" on the bottom right - genius.

It's a fake.The only mention of "Nintendo" occurs at the bottom right corner.The Wiimote is an old press kit photo and is inconsistently lit.The Wiimote has no glove.Comparing with this weeks, the "12.99 value" on the right seems to be out of place as the leading line.My last point is that, since whoever made this had nothing to base the word "cut" on, he failed to realize that with words that use variable casing (aside the first letter), ALL consonants use CAPS, unlike the "t" in "cut". A good rule of thumb is that if part of a line is going to use variable casing, the rest will follow. The only exception I could find is the word "ALL" which is either a lead vowel, or a key word.

It's a fake.The only mention of "Nintendo" occurs at the bottom right corner.The Wiimote is an old press kit photo and is inconsistently lit.The Wiimote has no glove.Comparing with this weeks, the "12.99 value" on the right seems to be ut of place as the leading line.My last point is that, since whoever made this had nothing to base the word "cut" on, he failed to realize that with words that use variable casing (aside the first letter), ALL constansts use CAPS, unlike the "t" in "cut". A good rule of thum is that if part of a line is going to use variable casing, the rest will follow. The only exception I could find is the word "ALL" which is either a lead vowel, or a key word.

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HD DVD firmware is impossible. The lasers are different wavelengths. Hardware, not software.

FTW

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