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The GC had the advantage of a new console to show, and some new titles. X-box tried that too, but made a less big impression. In all this, it was forgotten who was really showing the true power.
I actually got fed up of reading about E3, as it was clear nobody had "won". Anyway, I saw an interesting article in the IGN newsletter, and decided to give it a read. After finishing it, I was left thinking that it must have been in the PS2 section, as there was clearly a large amount of respect for it. However, I looked left, and saw the large green/black colour stripes of the X-box, and realised I was in the X-box news area.
Take a look here at one of the most honest reports I`ve ever read. This writer had the guts to criticise his own favoured console, (the x-box) not just the other.
http://xbox.ign.com/news/35114.html
> YH is short for 'Your Honour' - one of the other regulars who I
> regularly have little verbal fencing games with! :-)
"Verbal Fencing"?!?!?! Wookiee, have you been drinking? If not, start. Now.
That comment of yours was the most bizarre thing i've seen since Terry Henry missed the seco-, no, third of his goal line chances in the FA cup final.
:-P
That was a great article, glad someones got the balls to come out with that stuff.
The PS2 did have a few interesting things to offer but even if Sony had given the most solid performance possible, the surprises the Gamecube brought forward would still have overshadowed it.