Fishmon said:

Haha.

B Darius said:

Not really a big deal. Everyone can say "massive damage".

Dox said:

If this means what the article says it does, good for Nintendo. It's time for sony to be the much made fun of underdog.

Scooby Jew said:

Makes complete sense to me. Massive damage, Sony, it's almost like those words were meant for each other. What do I mean "almost"? Anyhow, Sony sucks and Wii rules!

Mailkd7 said:

They also said n00b once.

Crystal Lucario said:

Lol.

eric wii said:

That's funny.

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PHiRE said:

Hehe yea I'd say it's definitely aimed at Sony, you wouldn't normally use it in a sentence like that.

BonbonJoe said:

Strike your opponent's weak point for MASSIVE DAMAGE! But yeah, Sony is in for some extreme taunting in Nintendo games. Probably for a couple years.

Quartzlcc said:

Microsoft did the same deal- they put something even more obviously pwning Sony in Viva Pinata.

willandhiswii said:

Go Nintendo!

Master Foot said:

That's definitely a stab at Sony.

wiimaster said:

Haha!

fish play wii said:

Yes go Nintendo, die sony.

cmk said:

Yeah it's out of place, I'm sure it's about sony. I LOVE that giant enemy crab.

WIIPING FOR WII said:

I got the game and there is this fat guy that says "Doesn't having no gym badges make you feel like such a noob?".

DJames said:

Is that from diamond an pearl?

Koen van Beeck said:

Maybe if they mentioned a weak point. But those two words alone make the speculation of it being a reference farfetch'd.

Chaos said:

That line is gaming legend now.