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yay game-cube and yay x-box i hear you cry,
but all i see is bigger games with better graphics, is this all that's going to change?
When i'm an old fart, i don't want to be saying "wow look how good the graphics are" on the playstation 23 ver.2Xl.
what is the future for gaming?
maybe a super-console between nintendo, sony, sega and (unfortunatly) microsoft? we'll all cry 'yay!' then too.
but would it be a huge step forward in gaming experience?
the next obvious step would be a game that totally submerses you in it, so you are not awaare of anything around you, like virtual reality.
But that sound like one hell of a step to me, and think how expensive it would be, how long it would take to make and how big the main console would need to be.
i can't see a bridge between these two ideas (except those 300 quid "virtual reality" (yeah right) glases from argos)
where's it all going?
when i have grand-children, i don't want to dust down my ps2
and show them FF10 for them to cry "those are quite good graphics, actuallty"
damn it all!
show me somthing spectacular!
now!
go!
develop!
but all i see is bigger games with better graphics, is this all that's going to change?
When i'm an old fart, i don't want to be saying "wow look how good the graphics are" on the playstation 23 ver.2Xl.
what is the future for gaming?
maybe a super-console between nintendo, sony, sega and (unfortunatly) microsoft? we'll all cry 'yay!' then too.
but would it be a huge step forward in gaming experience?
the next obvious step would be a game that totally submerses you in it, so you are not awaare of anything around you, like virtual reality.
But that sound like one hell of a step to me, and think how expensive it would be, how long it would take to make and how big the main console would need to be.
i can't see a bridge between these two ideas (except those 300 quid "virtual reality" (yeah right) glases from argos)
where's it all going?
when i have grand-children, i don't want to dust down my ps2
and show them FF10 for them to cry "those are quite good graphics, actuallty"
damn it all!
show me somthing spectacular!
now!
go!
develop!
the futures bright
the futures orange
the futures orange
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> hello
anyone there
Yes
hello
anyone there
anyone there
yay game-cube and yay x-box i hear you cry,
but all i see is bigger games with better graphics, is this all that's going to change?
When i'm an old fart, i don't want to be saying "wow look how good the graphics are" on the playstation 23 ver.2Xl.
what is the future for gaming?
maybe a super-console between nintendo, sony, sega and (unfortunatly) microsoft? we'll all cry 'yay!' then too.
but would it be a huge step forward in gaming experience?
the next obvious step would be a game that totally submerses you in it, so you are not awaare of anything around you, like virtual reality.
But that sound like one hell of a step to me, and think how expensive it would be, how long it would take to make and how big the main console would need to be.
i can't see a bridge between these two ideas (except those 300 quid "virtual reality" (yeah right) glases from argos)
where's it all going?
when i have grand-children, i don't want to dust down my ps2
and show them FF10 for them to cry "those are quite good graphics, actuallty"
damn it all!
show me somthing spectacular!
now!
go!
develop!
but all i see is bigger games with better graphics, is this all that's going to change?
When i'm an old fart, i don't want to be saying "wow look how good the graphics are" on the playstation 23 ver.2Xl.
what is the future for gaming?
maybe a super-console between nintendo, sony, sega and (unfortunatly) microsoft? we'll all cry 'yay!' then too.
but would it be a huge step forward in gaming experience?
the next obvious step would be a game that totally submerses you in it, so you are not awaare of anything around you, like virtual reality.
But that sound like one hell of a step to me, and think how expensive it would be, how long it would take to make and how big the main console would need to be.
i can't see a bridge between these two ideas (except those 300 quid "virtual reality" (yeah right) glases from argos)
where's it all going?
when i have grand-children, i don't want to dust down my ps2
and show them FF10 for them to cry "those are quite good graphics, actuallty"
damn it all!
show me somthing spectacular!
now!
go!
develop!