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DicktheCat posted:This is a question so silly that it may sound facetious, but I assure you it isn't : is there a kind of fire that doesn't burn oxygen? I know nuclear things like the sun are technically "burning", but I personally don't equate them with fire in the traditional sense. Is that wrong? Oxygen isn't the only oxidizing chemical. Something like Chlorine trifluoride can make just about anything burn, can't be extinguished and reacts violently with water. Some other things that burn under water are a mixture of fuel and oxidizer, like gunpowder.
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The Wii didn't have separate gamecube hardware, it's CPU and GPU were just die-shrunk and overclocked gamecube parts. When running in gamecube mode, it just lowered the clocks to the gamecube values.
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