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After the N64, I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually called that, either.
> The GameCube is either 32 or 64-bit.
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.
But the N64 was so called because it was a 64-bit console. GC is 128-bit (I think).
So if they followed in the 'tradition' of the N64, it should technically be called the N256 (or N512, Not sure where we'll be when it gets released...)
Anyway. Yes. I doubt severely N5 will be final. Still, better than StarCube (that's not saying much though).
Sounds like "NES 5" - which it is, really.
Sounds a lot better than "GameCube.2", anyway!
(I'll be happy, just as long as it isn't called that!)
:)
Oh and Mac rules anyway.(fullstop)
> Note the :P in the conversation.
I know. :D
er-no touch's himself over his mac.
*looks over at his G4 and GameCube.
'Do you, GC, take this G4 to be...' er-no mutters under his breath.
> Mac's suck anyways :P
Now if you use Er-no's analogy you are saying Nintendo suck. :D
Do oyu know how stagnant markets can get when there is no competition?