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Sony would be Hearsay. Very popular, lots of poeple rushed out and bought it, making it the fastest selling console ever.
Not really much substance though, is there?
Microsoft would be Afroman. The Xbox will get itself to the top by being absolutely everywhere, but after everyone has bought one they'll realise that it's crap, and not much more than a one-trick pony.
Nintendo are the Super Furry Animals. There's much more to them than you think, they seem happy and fun, but when you really get into them, they're much, much better than you initially thought.
Sega were East17, now they're Pete Waterman.
Not really much substance though, is there?
Microsoft would be Afroman. The Xbox will get itself to the top by being absolutely everywhere, but after everyone has bought one they'll realise that it's crap, and not much more than a one-trick pony.
Nintendo are the Super Furry Animals. There's much more to them than you think, they seem happy and fun, but when you really get into them, they're much, much better than you initially thought.
Sega were East17, now they're Pete Waterman.
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Sony would be Hearsay. Very popular, lots of poeple rushed out and bought it, making it the fastest selling console ever.
Not really much substance though, is there?
Microsoft would be Afroman. The Xbox will get itself to the top by being absolutely everywhere, but after everyone has bought one they'll realise that it's crap, and not much more than a one-trick pony.
Nintendo are the Super Furry Animals. There's much more to them than you think, they seem happy and fun, but when you really get into them, they're much, much better than you initially thought.
Sega were East17, now they're Pete Waterman.
Not really much substance though, is there?
Microsoft would be Afroman. The Xbox will get itself to the top by being absolutely everywhere, but after everyone has bought one they'll realise that it's crap, and not much more than a one-trick pony.
Nintendo are the Super Furry Animals. There's much more to them than you think, they seem happy and fun, but when you really get into them, they're much, much better than you initially thought.
Sega were East17, now they're Pete Waterman.
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