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"Who hates game cubes because i do."

I hate game cubes and i want to know if you do. Down with game cubes.

I've just moved recently so i dont have alot of "Proper" local friends, all of my friends are far away from my house meaning they can only come round during the weekend.

Mav wrote:
> Cwazy Wabbit wrote:
> I like the Gamecube, and i think its as good as the PS2 but when
> people say its the best at Multiplayer i just flip. How can you say
> it has the best multiplayer modes when it doesn't even have a decent
> online service?
>
> Offline multiplayer is far superior to online, in my experience.
>
> While I enjoy playing the likes of Rainbow Six 3 and Splinter Cell 2
> on Live, I'll happily switch it all off for a blast on Mario Party 5,
> Super Monkey Ball 2, Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, SSBM or TimeSplitters
> 2 with three mates, two hours to kill and some nachos. Oh yes.

I semi agree. Whilst I love Live, even though I don't go on it that much, it is great fun from the point of view that you get a match whenever you want, and often with people of the same level of skill.

Now whilst offline multiplayer I beat most of my mates quite easily, having a beer with folk you know as you play is a bit more fun. Plus, 16 player Halo off line is magnificent.

True, but even on a 16" screen you get used to it after five minutes of play.

The only bad point about offline Multiplayer is the split Screen.

Cwazy Wabbit wrote:
> I like the Gamecube, and i think its as good as the PS2 but when
> people say its the best at Multiplayer i just flip. How can you say
> it has the best multiplayer modes when it doesn't even have a decent
> online service?

Offline multiplayer is far superior to online, in my experience.

While I enjoy playing the likes of Rainbow Six 3 and Splinter Cell 2 on Live, I'll happily switch it all off for a blast on Mario Party 5, Super Monkey Ball 2, Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, SSBM or TimeSplitters 2 with three mates, two hours to kill and some nachos. Oh yes.

Aoe wrote:
> Cyclone wrote:
> Cwazy Wabbit wrote:
> I HATE paper rounds, instead i babysit my brother everyday for 25
> quid
> a week.
>
>
> What?!
>
> By that logic I should get about £400 a month!
>
> £100 a month if you can do math properly :D

I should get.....

Cyclone wrote:
> Cwazy Wabbit wrote:
> I HATE paper rounds, instead i babysit my brother everyday for 25
> quid
> a week.
>
>
> What?!
>
> By that logic I should get about £400 a month!

£100 a month if you can do math properly :D

ßulle†† wrote:
> Yeah I know. My round only had about 25-30 houses on it so wasn't that
> big anyway.

I luckily got a morning paperound with only 23 papers which pays £10.50 a week... Which is nice when most 30 paper paperounds get only £7.50. In total from the rounds i do i get £26.25 + it also makes you fit... Honestly, i've done this three and a half mile fun run for the past 5 years, not once in those years have i ever got under 45 minutes, except for this year when i started my paperound i got 35 minutes... I was proud.

Cwazy Wabbit wrote:
> I HATE paper rounds, instead i babysit my brother everyday for 25 quid
> a week.


What?!

By that logic I should get about £400 a month!

Top gun, you come out with the most ironic statements ever! :-D

Let's be honest, though, your opinion is obviously a pile of dog crap and you couldn't win an argument to save your life, even if the other participent happened to be lacking a... head?

edgay is dum !1

;-)