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I'm proud to see Zelda and Metroid above Enter the Matrix in the Gamecube charts.
Nintys have sense, oh yes.
Nintys have sense, oh yes.
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AfroJoe wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> Dave Mccomb now works for Kerrang magazine reviewing music CD's and
> all the games... it reeks of Nintendo bias :D
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> That can surely only be a good thing though.
Didn't say it was a bad one :)
> Dringo wrote:
> Dave Mccomb now works for Kerrang magazine reviewing music CD's and
> all the games... it reeks of Nintendo bias :D
>
> ---
>
> That can surely only be a good thing though.
Didn't say it was a bad one :)
Burnout 2 is better on the Cube.
Lord of the Ring stings is best on the Gamecube.
Matrix Reloaded is better as well, it comes on 2 discs so that's 2 coffee mats instead of 1.
Matrix Reloaded is better as well, it comes on 2 discs so that's 2 coffee mats instead of 1.
Dringo wrote:
> Dave Mccomb now works for Kerrang magazine reviewing music CD's and
> all the games... it reeks of Nintendo bias :D
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That can surely only be a good thing though.
Nintendo could start a new marketing policy with ex-Nintendo mag editors. Make them all write for various other types of magazine (fashion, music, film, etc) and make them all extremely biased towards Ninty.
Sales figures problem solved. :-D
> Dave Mccomb now works for Kerrang magazine reviewing music CD's and
> all the games... it reeks of Nintendo bias :D
---
That can surely only be a good thing though.
Nintendo could start a new marketing policy with ex-Nintendo mag editors. Make them all write for various other types of magazine (fashion, music, film, etc) and make them all extremely biased towards Ninty.
Sales figures problem solved. :-D
Splinter Cell is better on GC.
Belldandy wrote:
> Only one I can think of that's better is Conflict Desert Storm.
TimeSplitters 2, Soul Calibur II, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and ISS 2 all spring to mind. Ok - so it's not a big list (though I'm sure there are some I've missed), but I'm just saying don't buy all multi-format games on Xbox when there may well be a better version on GameCube.
> Only one I can think of that's better is Conflict Desert Storm.
TimeSplitters 2, Soul Calibur II, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and ISS 2 all spring to mind. Ok - so it's not a big list (though I'm sure there are some I've missed), but I'm just saying don't buy all multi-format games on Xbox when there may well be a better version on GameCube.
Only one I can think of that's better is Conflict Desert Storm.
HALO Fan wrote:
> I like my Gamecube, but if it's multiformat it gets bought for the
> Xbox, not the Gamecube.
Pretty much the same with me - but there are a fair few games that are best on GameCube, be it down to the controller or extra options.
> I like my Gamecube, but if it's multiformat it gets bought for the
> Xbox, not the Gamecube.
Pretty much the same with me - but there are a fair few games that are best on GameCube, be it down to the controller or extra options.
er-no wrote:
> Ok ok. To settle this. Tim Street is the huge near 7 ft owl from NOM.
> Not bald, thats Dave McComb (who I think has left but he was cool).
Dave Mccomb now works for Kerrang magazine reviewing music CD's and all the games... it reeks of Nintendo bias :D
> Ok ok. To settle this. Tim Street is the huge near 7 ft owl from NOM.
> Not bald, thats Dave McComb (who I think has left but he was cool).
Dave Mccomb now works for Kerrang magazine reviewing music CD's and all the games... it reeks of Nintendo bias :D
Or, there could be a lot of people for whom the Gamecube is their secondary console and who buy multiformat titles on their primary console, like the Playstation 2 or Xbox.
I like my Gamecube, but if it's multiformat it gets bought for the Xbox, not the Gamecube.
I like my Gamecube, but if it's multiformat it gets bought for the Xbox, not the Gamecube.
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