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"X-box Live, not so popular?"

Look at the results from this poll:

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Will you be going online with your consoles in the next couple of months?


Yes, on the GameCube 12.74% 952
Yes, on the PlayStation2 16.14% 1206
Yes, on the Xbox 10.28% 768
Yes, on more than one 7.19% 537
No, not this year 53.66% 4010
TOTAL VOTES 7473


Less people are going online with the X-box then the GC!?

I think the interesting thing is that over fifty percent of people won't be going online this year - and probably not the next either. It proves Nintendo are right by taking a somewhat back seat in this online business, and playing it casual. Perhaps Microsoft are putting the final nail in the X-Box's coffin by concentrating so much on LIVE?

Next year's sales will be VERY interesting.

It was 1p a minute.

Yeah but they forced you to use one ISP, which meant you had to pay loads for your call charges. There was a monthly sub in America because you could choose your own ISP, hence SEGA got none of the profits.

Not for the original. They introduced it in america for version 2, and then they did the same over here. In the beginning, all it would cost you was for your internet dial-up. Ah the memories.

You did have to pay monthly for PSO on the Dreamcast.

It will be the same for the X-box, unles Microsoft use the fat wads of cash to pay for them

Cooky wrote:
> LOADS!
>
> :)

8300 people to be precised... not loads.

Cooky wrote:
> gerrid wrote:
> You realise that Halo isn't out on PC.
>
> Yes. I said they play Halo through their PC's, not on their PC's!
> You can quite easily connect your X-Box to your PC, and then play Halo
> using sommin' like GameSpy.
>
> :)

:D

LOADS!

:)

But how many people actually do that?

gerrid wrote:
> You realise that Halo isn't out on PC.

Yes. I said they play Halo through their PC's, not on their PC's! You can quite easily connect your X-Box to your PC, and then play Halo using sommin' like GameSpy.

:)