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I placed my X box on Ebay it has:
1 day 3 hours Left
3-day listing
Ends 31-Aug-03 21:40:10 BST
it is up to £102.00
the BUY it now Price is £200 but i will take
A very close reasonable Price off the ebay site
Email me if u want the link or im me and i will send it ASAP as I am online Most time
And if I dont get the price i want on Ebay email me a offer
[email protected]
Lee.......
1 day 3 hours Left
3-day listing
Ends 31-Aug-03 21:40:10 BST
it is up to £102.00
the BUY it now Price is £200 but i will take
A very close reasonable Price off the ebay site
Email me if u want the link or im me and i will send it ASAP as I am online Most time
And if I dont get the price i want on Ebay email me a offer
[email protected]
Lee.......
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Heym the guy sold his stuff for £220 which is good....anyway...
The Xbox's immediate future is amazing, easily the BEST lineup this Christmas.
Maverick can say what he wants about sales and new releases for the Gamecube, but the problem is, even if the facts are true, most non Nintendo owners don't believe them. They just don't care, Nintendo may produce amazing 1st party titles, but most gamers don't care. This Christmas it's Sony and Microsoft, IMO Nintendo are out of the running in the UK. As it is an absolutely key title for Nintendo's Xmas, Final Fantasy, has dropped to 1st quarter 2004. From what I see Mario Kart on 14th November is the last big game of 2003 for the console, and I don't know about others here, but right now I'm seeing a repeat of 2002's disastrous end of year release schedule where the new releases dry up before December.
Sure, the Cube has multiformat games, but they don't sell the machine. Plus the Cube will be going up against the new version of the PS2 in all it's shiny noise reduced built in dvd remote glory.
The Xbox's immediate future is amazing, easily the BEST lineup this Christmas.
Maverick can say what he wants about sales and new releases for the Gamecube, but the problem is, even if the facts are true, most non Nintendo owners don't believe them. They just don't care, Nintendo may produce amazing 1st party titles, but most gamers don't care. This Christmas it's Sony and Microsoft, IMO Nintendo are out of the running in the UK. As it is an absolutely key title for Nintendo's Xmas, Final Fantasy, has dropped to 1st quarter 2004. From what I see Mario Kart on 14th November is the last big game of 2003 for the console, and I don't know about others here, but right now I'm seeing a repeat of 2002's disastrous end of year release schedule where the new releases dry up before December.
Sure, the Cube has multiformat games, but they don't sell the machine. Plus the Cube will be going up against the new version of the PS2 in all it's shiny noise reduced built in dvd remote glory.
Considering that the GameCube has an excellent Christmas ahead in all territories, and has sold more than the Xbox worldwide so far, I think the chances of it staying around are rather high. Production of consoles resumes in Autumn, anyway.
The Gamecube has had it. They currently are not even in production because there are too many sitting in the warehouses.
Plus the Xbox games will appeal to casual gamers as well as game fans. And that will go some way to selling a good few more units.
PGR 2
Halo 2
Half Life 2
Counterstrike.
All of these are going to be big sellers and great games. The Xbox has a very rosy future in deed.
Plus the Xbox games will appeal to casual gamers as well as game fans. And that will go some way to selling a good few more units.
PGR 2
Halo 2
Half Life 2
Counterstrike.
All of these are going to be big sellers and great games. The Xbox has a very rosy future in deed.
By disagreeing, Black Glove, I am merely saying that the Xbox's immediate future is hardly the best gaming period ever. That is a rather hasty statement, and if you take another look at it, I think you will agree.
What I will say though, is that the future for both the Xbox and GameCube looks excellent. Personally, I believe that the GameCube has the greater number of worthwhile exclusives on the horizon, but that is a matter of opinion.
Currently, I do think that the Xbox has few decent exclusives, as Ali mentioned I do (Halo and Morrowind are the two I own, which are out on PC anyway) - but I've never said that there are just 1 or 2 titles to look forward to. I don't know where you got that from, but I've always said that I bought my Xbox for the many, brilliant exclusives in the future.
What I will say though, is that the future for both the Xbox and GameCube looks excellent. Personally, I believe that the GameCube has the greater number of worthwhile exclusives on the horizon, but that is a matter of opinion.
Currently, I do think that the Xbox has few decent exclusives, as Ali mentioned I do (Halo and Morrowind are the two I own, which are out on PC anyway) - but I've never said that there are just 1 or 2 titles to look forward to. I don't know where you got that from, but I've always said that I bought my Xbox for the many, brilliant exclusives in the future.
The Xbox has an amazing future from here on in as does the GameCube to an extent. More top exclusives for the Xbox in my opinion but Mav will always say there are only 2 games out at the moment worth getting and then everyone should save for 1-2 games here on in. I have about 15 listed down that I seriously want to own and thats with a PS2 and Cube to support as well. Not saying everyone has to be like that but the Xbox has by far the brightest future out of all 3 consoles for me. Up until now the Cube has dominated in terms of top exclusives but the tide will change.
And I thought I was pessimistic about the future of games...
You would disagree if they released 10 top exclusives on the same day.
Black Glove wrote:
> we stand on the brink of gaming greatness unparalelled
> in console history
I would disagree.
> we stand on the brink of gaming greatness unparalelled
> in console history
I would disagree.
gamezfreak wrote:
> the infamous playground sport of botty-jousting.
Hah
> the infamous playground sport of botty-jousting.
Hah
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&item=3043458401&category=20387 Not bad at £225
Despite the fact I've sold tons of previous consoles on eBay, I still rarely buy any games from eBay, and I'd never buy any console at all. I mean, you could pay £200 and the day you receive it it stops working, and you're stuffed. Figuratively speaking of course.
Despite the fact I've sold tons of previous consoles on eBay, I still rarely buy any games from eBay, and I'd never buy any console at all. I mean, you could pay £200 and the day you receive it it stops working, and you're stuffed. Figuratively speaking of course.
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