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Just thought I'd add my two penny's worth to the forum. I think Nintendo should let the UK (and Europe) gaming population know where they're going to release the Gamecube over here *BEFORE* Christmas.
This may go some way to stop extra sales of the Playstation 2 - i.e. people may be persueded to wait for the new Nintendo console rather then get a Playstation 2. This would make parents less likely to buy their kids a Gamecube on release.. therefore having even more of a detrimental effect on the Gamecube's sales in this country :/
Added to the fact that I *really* want to get a Gamecube :)
Shows how much i know
Tee, Double-u, Ay, Tee - spells - bad language.
Sorry mate...you'd better apologise sharpish if you want to stay on these forums...
Hey bradman - you registered 365 days ago too (same as er-no). Only difference is you have a total of 25 posts
LOL - :D
Is Dr.Ingo dead?!?
Dringo is back (or is it a clone...)
Anyway, as long as I get a GC after I've finished my GCSEs next Summer I will be fine...
If you mean the analogue sticks, I think the sega saturn had it first didn't it?
I may be wrong. Anyway, I found that the buttons were placed in wierd places (probably just me) but you really had to bend you fingers to reach the analogue stick. The button on the back was good though.
> TomUK wrote:
> I bought both, but the games were to expensive, and didn't
> suit my taste for the
> N64, so I sold it.
To be honest, there wasn't
> anything I liked about the N64.
> The controller was one big
> mistake.
Gamecube sounds better.
It does but without the N64 controller
> there would be no Duel shock PS controller for a while at least putting gaming
> back several years.
Why not?? I expect the technology was around before then, and Sony could have easily developed it themselves.