So much for a treasure hunt

By Christian Ponte, posted in Nintendo DS - May 22nd, '07 6:26pm CDT

Disney theme parks were to open a set of DS Download hotspots where park visitors could bring their Nintendo DSs and copies of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End to obtain some nice goodies. I was under the impression that the search for the special hotspots, which could potentially give you rewards like unlimited health, would be part of an interactive hunt. Unfortunately, a DS Fanboy reader has already spotted the download stations, which are highly anti-climactic.

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Oh well. Who cares about form? It’s all about function… right?

DS Fanboy

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  • Starrynite
    Ive been four years ago, it is quite fantastic though the lines for some of the rides are unbearable. Magic Kingdom is where its at, homes!
  • I'm pretty sure the wireless devices are protected well inside some casing.

    It's never too late to go to Disney World. I've been to Disneyland twice and Disney World probably 3 or 4 times, and a bunch of us are thinking of doing a road trip during a weekend next spring.
  • matthew
    You know, my mom told me that she wanted to take me to Disney World some time this summer. Since well, I never went as a child (sad, I know). 15 years too late, but whatever...

    Anyways, it would have been cool to have a "treasure hunt" for these hotspots, even if I would never buy the game. Ever.
  • Starrynite
    They look so out of place. I wonder if they are weather protected too?
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