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Well do what it says, design your own console, post your description here......
Well do what it says, design your own console, post your description here......
er..... you post yours first
Well if we are going to type our escriptions, we may as well just make a big, bunch of baloni up. Here is mine, a computer as big as a match-box, with all the power of the greatest, next-gen consoles put together. Oh, and i'd like it in red
Whey someone actually posted here, good idea...
We've had Game Gear, Gamecube and GameBoy, so why not have Game Handbrake, Gamesphere and GameWoman?
I remember the GameGirl, sort of?? It was the GameBoy but pink and with a different name. Pointless really. But I think a Nintendo Room would be a good idea. It'd be an entire VR room for Ninty games. Imagine being Link and having to fight Ganondorf!!! Much better than that mat thing the PS has!
Name: CyberGame (Yes - a crappy name)
Description: It's size is like a GameCube, but slightly longer. It has "Reset", "Open" and "Power" buttons, which do the respective functions. It has an LCD Screen, which has information, such as "Latest Game Played" etc. It has an inner memory, so no memory cards are needed, built in controller ports for play with up to 8 players and an internal modem for internet play/full browser internet access. The CyberGame can run on batteries, so you can surf the net/play games in the car.
We are still attempting to fit it with a Microwave Oven.
Every CyberCube comes with a Stunner (a la Beverly Hills Cop 3). If in trouble, just say "Oh, I need to seperate my house keys from my car keys" and press the button, which will give out the brightest light you have ever seen.
:D
Description: It's size is like a GameCube, but slightly longer. It has "Reset", "Open" and "Power" buttons, which do the respective functions. It has an LCD Screen, which has information, such as "Latest Game Played" etc. It has an inner memory, so no memory cards are needed, built in controller ports for play with up to 8 players and an internal modem for internet play/full browser internet access. The CyberGame can run on batteries, so you can surf the net/play games in the car.
We are still attempting to fit it with a Microwave Oven.
Every CyberCube comes with a Stunner (a la Beverly Hills Cop 3). If in trouble, just say "Oh, I need to seperate my house keys from my car keys" and press the button, which will give out the brightest light you have ever seen.
:D