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MS claim is based not on sales figures, but rather ratio's in the month of December when Xbox outsold the GC 2:1, so all the other months of the year don't count then.
Come on MS aren't you just clutching at straws in a bid to dampen the run away success of the Playstation2.
> Oh yay the TOp Score and Update are back from their 2 week love cruise
> in the Bahamas.
LOL
has the forum died??? seems there are no decent topics around and half of them are marked yesterday.
Still, it's the future and I expect that a LOT more people will get it over the coming year or so.
Top Score sucks,
He is like a hockey puck,
Because everyone wants to hit-him-in-the-face,
Or whack of his head with an iron mace.
[To be sung to the tune of Knick Knack Paddy-Wack Give The Dog A Bone]
I guess they got tired of all the making love and willy touching and decided to come back to blighty to plague the forums with their biased, fanboy crap.
Here's a tip, when you 2 are making love next time, cover up the PS2 with a sheet maybe, it'll only get jealous otherwise.
> Update2.01 wrote:
>
> This might "just" be true - but that just indicates where
> you can get the signal, not how many people are using it. There is a
> major town not that far away from me, and it now has broadband, but
> i
> bet only a handfull of people living there are using it.
>
> He said people with access, not people using it!
>
> It's more than 33% who have access to broadband internet...
>
> I don't know of any cable providers either that haven't upgraded to
> digital...
Well I think you will find that the following area's are still running analogue only cable at the moment.
Parts of Westminster
Parts of London
Milton Keynes
Some parts of Southampton
Some isolated bits of ex-Videotron London
> This might "just" be true - but that just indicates where
> you can get the signal, not how many people are using it. There is a
> major town not that far away from me, and it now has broadband, but i
> bet only a handfull of people living there are using it.
He said people with access, not people using it!
It's more than 33% who have access to broadband internet...
I don't know of any cable providers either that haven't upgraded to digital...
> Top score wrote:
> You really think broadband is going to make a difference there are
> only 250,000 people that are connected now
>
> Top Score, stop being such a stupid little fanboy for once in your
> life!
>
> There are more than 250,000 people connected, so get your facts
> right!
>
> What about cable? BT doesn't own that?
>
> Just to prove your point wrong, I found this...
>
> "ntl:home is totally dedicated to building Broadband Britain and
> on Friday 13 December, we connected our 500,000th customer to our high
> speed network"
I like the idea of cable - no aerial or dish needed, and the option of broadband. But fact remains that Cable networks in the UK are not common enough - not by a long way. The area's they cover are not big enough. I also know that some Cable dealers are very slow at updating their cable network to digital status.
> Oh yeah, don't forget - if it wasn't for Nintendo, the Playstation
> wouldn't even exist. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, fool.
*
Top Score must have already been smoking a whole load of something if he thinks he's making any sense.
Cripes!
> Top score wrote:
> Lucky for you that your one of the 33% of the country that can
> actually get broadband.
>
> You're making up stats again!
>
> More than 33% have access!
This might "just" be true - but that just indicates where you can get the signal, not how many people are using it. There is a major town not that far away from me, and it now has broadband, but i bet only a handfull of people living there are using it.