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Gamecube seems to be gathering dust, and I've been mildly impressed by some of the XBOX game adverts I've seen. Hence am potentially in the market.
Questions though - is it worth it if I own a high-spec PC?
Can I get 'normal' shaped controllers (the ones I've used are chunky, and gay)?
Why does it have memory card slots on the controllers if it has a hard-drive?
Thanks,
IB
> Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic
sPiKeCaSt wrote:
> Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow
> Rainbow Six 3/Black Arrow
All better on PC.
EDIT: My bad, I took the wrong half of the list.
> Whitestripes X wrote:
> uhh Riddick...I suppose Halo 2..umm...Splinter Cell 3 when it's out.
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> Yes you can get normal controllers, and the memory card slots are
> there so you could still transfer data from one Xbox to another,
> though hardly any games seem to support memory cards.
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> Eh?
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> All games support the memory card. Just plug it into the controller
> and when you save you can select hardrive or memory card.
I've found that you have to go the browser screen and transfer it from the hardrive to the memory card there.
Riddick
Fable
Halo 2
Project Gotham 2
Halo
Riddick
Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow
Rainbow Six 3/Black Arrow
I have one though (it's a limited edition FIFA World Cup 2002 one, its bloody great), and it did come in handy for saving my PGR2 data to and then going over my friends for a 'drink and Xbox night'.
We completed the game. Yay!
And I don't have a memory card so it probably never came up.
> uhh Riddick...I suppose Halo 2..umm...Splinter Cell 3 when it's out.
>
>
>
> Yes you can get normal controllers, and the memory card slots are
> there so you could still transfer data from one Xbox to another,
> though hardly any games seem to support memory cards.
Eh?
All games support the memory card. Just plug it into the controller and when you save you can select hardrive or memory card.
As in, couldn't you save the data to the hard-drive and then copy it over to the memory card?
Not that I care.
Yes you can get normal controllers, and the memory card slots are there so you could still transfer data from one Xbox to another, though hardly any games seem to support memory cards.