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graphics and games wise who wins
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Very true Bonus!
I like the Dreancast very much, and although it may have better games than the PS2 AT THE MOMENT (I like Sega) it just wouldn't have been a worthwhile investment. I knew it would be overshadowed by the PS2 and in the event, it has. Also, with many many Sega games coming to Sony's magic black box, I don't really feel the need to buy a DC any more.
I like the Dreancast very much, and although it may have better games than the PS2 AT THE MOMENT (I like Sega) it just wouldn't have been a worthwhile investment. I knew it would be overshadowed by the PS2 and in the event, it has. Also, with many many Sega games coming to Sony's magic black box, I don't really feel the need to buy a DC any more.
PS2 = better games, better graphics a and Sega developing for it.
DC = very good arcade games, high res low detailed graphics, and no Sega support. :D
DC = very good arcade games, high res low detailed graphics, and no Sega support. :D
PS2 has only a couple of must have titles AT THE MOMENT.
There are more on the way that will be here in the next few weeks.
The DC has LOADS of fantastic games, I still play my DC and I have a PS2 as well.
In view the first game that made the PS2 a worthwhile purchase was GTA3, although I did get my PS2 a couple of weeks before it was released.
There are more on the way that will be here in the next few weeks.
The DC has LOADS of fantastic games, I still play my DC and I have a PS2 as well.
In view the first game that made the PS2 a worthwhile purchase was GTA3, although I did get my PS2 a couple of weeks before it was released.
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