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"Is the N64 really dead?"

My new poem:

Get your guns men we're having a fight
Don't stop firing until victory burns bright
Defend it until you die! Defend it until you die!
Good graphics:who cares Fast animation: whatever
N64 always rules!

My new poem:

Get your guns men we're having a fight
Don't stop firing until victory burns bright
Defend it until you die! Defend it until you die!
Good graphics:who cares Fast animation: whatever
N64 always rules!

My God you're talented. Really. You should go and work for the Nintendo advertising department.

I really mean this - that was one of the best poems I have ever read (wipes tear from eye). Beautiful man, just beautiful.



(Walks away, sniggering quietly)

No it ain't dead and if someone tells you otherwise then hit 'em hard.

u-huh....

*Slave backs away...*

Jimmy Duck wrote:
> No it ain't dead and if someone tells you otherwise then hit 'em hard.

What, it ain't dead in the same way as the Mega-CD?

No it's not dead it's amazing with classic titles such as goldeneye and perfect dark it can never die.

The Spectrum has classic titles like Manic Miner, Pang, Jet set willy and thousands more. Does that make it alive-alive-o?

What makes Goldeneye a classic then? Is it the shoddy graphics? The poor control system? The ugly people? Hmm?

I only ask because I can't stand the game. Perfect Dark is far better. Although not as good as Max Payne. Nothing is as good as Max Payne.

On a scale of "1" to "dead", the N64 ranks a pretty high "dead"... and you know it.

Small Frog wrote:
> What makes Goldeneye a classic then? Is it the shoddy graphics? The poor control
> system? The ugly people? Hmm?

I only ask because I can't stand the game.
> Perfect Dark is far better. Although not as good as Max Payne. Nothing is as
> good as Max Payne.

Perfect Dark has the same control system as Goldeneye. And you can change the control system on both games to suit if you require.