Sep 29, 2006 12:53 AM

The Great NeoGAF News Cycle

Piece of news is posted to renowned gaming forum NeoGAF. Other websites pick up on the news. Excitable newbie NeoGAF poster posts the news as a thread on NeoGAF. It's a fun cycle to watch in action. The latest victim is Itadaki Street DS, a video board game recently announced by Square Enix that will […]

Piece of news is posted to renowned gaming forum NeoGAF.
Other websites pick up on the news.
Excitable newbie NeoGAF poster posts the news as a thread on NeoGAF.

It's a fun cycle to watch in action. The latest victim is Itadaki Street DS, a video board game recently announced by Square Enix that will -- for the first time ever -- merge the worlds of Super Mario and Dragon Quest, Japan's two most legendary game franchises.

Too bad it had to happen in the context of a video board game that will most likely never be released outside of Japan. OH WELL

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