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But you don't really know what console will be the next step up.
All the bias comments and name calling has been really annoying.
But come on i really think the GameCube is the console to watch ourt out for, and maybe the X-Box. I'm being bias or anything but i can't see Sony doing anything spectacular. Although it's got all the stuff a person would like to have in a machine, it has nothing much the GC and X-Box has. GC is the only games only made console so it will be the games console to own. X-Box is destined to be great because of their huge sums of money they can spend to make it a super console. All the consoles have internet access and i think taht's right because internet gaming is the future! This may not be everyone's opinion but this is what i say about it.
As you can see i was VERY dissapointed in it. I really was looking forward to Time Spliters, then when i played it, it wasn't that good, so i wont be getting it for the NGC.
> The PS2 is just the old PS done up no offense to it but i don't see
> it lighting uo the industry with ground breaking ideas Nintendo's GC
> with the GBA's link up will surly make for an interesting
> combination as the Transfer Pak on the 64 could of done a lot more
> than it did!
Warning! Sony Fan Rant Follows:
If the PS2 is just the old PS done up, then that's just the same as me saying the GameCube is just the N64 'done up', and therefore it will not light up the industry with ground breaking ideas.
If the transfer pak on the 64 could have done a lot more than it did, what makes you think that the GBA link up with the GC is going to do any better?
Rant Ends.
FM clicks back to normal serene state....
*Goes outside to fill car with petrol for later tonight..*
And hey, you don't need them anyway!
Nintendo gamers like to have their mates round to play because they need more moral support when they question why they actually bought the N64 in the first place.