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I actually really like the name. It rocks.
After the N64, I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually called that, either.
After the N64, I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually called that, either.
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Rickoss wrote:
> The GameCube is either 32 or 64-bit.
No it's an 128 bit console, as is the PS2 and X-box.
> The GameCube is either 32 or 64-bit.
No it's an 128 bit console, as is the PS2 and X-box.
Oh, it seems my innocent comments have sparked a mass debate.
Lugwig wrote:
> GameCube is 128-bit, you daft sod.
No. :-P
> GameCube is 128-bit, you daft sod.
No. :-P
(sniggers anyways)
San1 wrote:
> No it's 128 bit-I read it in a NOM mag way back when the gamecube was
> about to be launched in the U.S.
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NOM.
*Sniggers*
That is all.
> No it's 128 bit-I read it in a NOM mag way back when the gamecube was
> about to be launched in the U.S.
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NOM.
*Sniggers*
That is all.
No, the games are 128-bit. The console itself is 64-bit, as is the Xbox. The PS2 is 32-bit.
Rick is right.
Rick is right.
GameCube is 128-bit, you daft sod.
Think they'll do an expansion pak thing again? To double the RAM?
Erm... no, it is. :-P
Rickoss wrote:
> The GameCube is either 32 or 64-bit.
*Laughing his socks off*
> The GameCube is either 32 or 64-bit.
*Laughing his socks off*
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