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Well which console do you like the best?
Playstation 2:
It has a huge selection of games to select from Pro Evolution Soccer to Grand Theft Auto 3, the graphics on playstation 2 are yet the best graphics, it has a built in DVD player and CD player, it can stand vertical or horizontal it is up to you, and it is great. The official Sony controller no doubt looks familiar - that's because it's a modification of the Playstation's highly successful Dual Shock pad. With built-in vibration functions, all analog buttons and twin analog sticks, the Dual Shock 2 is probably the most versatile pack-in controller ever. This is it - the standard Playstation 2 Memory Card. With 8 Megabytes of memory, these things pack a heck of a lot more storage than the old Playstation 1 cards did. They're faster too - by over 200 times, so no more waiting 30 seconds for your game to save in RPGs. Wanna Beat The Game? The new GameShark2 Version 2 for PS2 boasts an updated code list with more than 5,000 codes for 130 games, an easier to use code entry screen with virtual keyboard, updated Memory Manager software and a DVD Movie Player (which allows you to play DVD movies from any region). Bullets that never run out, hidden characters you weren’t meant to see, an infinite supply of lives — anything is possible with the GameShark.
Updated Code List Has More Than 5,000 Codes For Over 130 PS2 Games
Easier To Use Code Entry Screen With Virtual Keyboard
DVD Movie Player
User-Friendly Software
Add New Codes In A Flash! Massive Memory Holds Thousands Of Codes
Bonus CD Features Over 6,000 Codes For PS one Games
Fully Supported By GameShark.com With New Codes And Game Saves Updated Daily
X-Box:
It has a samll selection of games to choose from, the graphics are amazing, First announced in early 2000 and finally released to gamers in November of 2001, the Xbox is Microsoft's first true entry into the competitive world of console gaming. From the very beginning Microsoft's goal was to create the most powerful console, and to build it with the wants and needs of gamers in mind; all signs point to their having succeeded in doing just that: X-Box is here to stay. The Xbox is hands-down the most powerful console currently available on the market. With a 733MHz Intel Pentium III processor and a custom 3D graphics-processing unit what else could you ask for. With 64 audio channels, 256 stereo voices, and the ability to encode Dolby Digital 5.1 audio in real-time (a feature found only on the Xbox) Microsoft has delivered a well-rounded console that trumps the competition in almost all aspects of its performance. It has an 8 Gigabyte hard-drive and broadband adapter. The hard-drive in particular deserves special mention. From storing your game saves without need of memory card to allowing the creation of your own custom game soundtracks. Before even announcing the Xbox, Microsoft had been going the extra mile to bolster relationships with established 3rd party publishers and developers. As a result, names like SEGA, Lucas Arts, Tecmo and Capcom are already showing off how their franchises can perform on the Xbox. InterAct’s Xbox PowerPad Pro Colors marks the next wave of controllers for Xbox. Officially licensed for Xbox, this controller is smaller than its predecessors and is also fully programmable! Rubber grips have been added for extra comfort—a feature gamers will appreciate when they’re on their fourth hour of Halo! The PowerPad Pro has dual analog sticks, eight way digital d-pad, vibration feedback, and much more.
Officially Licensed For Xbox
New Smaller Ergonomic Design
Fully Programmable
Rubber Grips For Extended Gaming Sessions
Dual Analog Sticks
Eight-Way Digital D-Pad
Six Analog Action Buttons
Two Analog Shoulder Triggers
Twin Motors For Maximum Vibration Feedback
10-Foot Cable With Breakaway Connector
Available In Translucent Blue, Translucent Green And Solid Black
Gamecube:
Well another console made by Nitendo and it is great, it is a box but InterAct has improved on perfection with the SuperPad Pro! Our Gamecube controller now boasts rubberized non-slip hand grips, is fully programmable and has been redesigned to feel more comfortable in the hands of any gamer. The SuperPad Pro also features Precise Mode which lets you switch the sensitivity of the left analog stick—settings include Off, Low and High—by merely sliding a switch. Features from the original SuperPad which have been carried over include the analog stick with steel shaft, eight-way digital D-pad, analog shoulder buttons and digital fire buttons.
Rubberized Non-Slip Hand Grips
Fully Programmable
Precise Mode Allows Gamers To Select Sensitivity Of Left Analog Stick
Traditional Analog Stick With Steel Shaft
Analog Style C-Stick With Steel Shaft
Eight Way Digital D-Pad
Two Analog L/R Shoulder Buttons With Digital Click Feature
Digital Fire Buttons
Auto Fire Function
Rumble On/Off Switch
8 Foot Cord
Available In NightSky (Purple), Cosmos (Black), Quartz (Clear) And Ocean (Blue)
(some stuff taken from some sites)
Playstation 2:
It has a huge selection of games to select from Pro Evolution Soccer to Grand Theft Auto 3, the graphics on playstation 2 are yet the best graphics, it has a built in DVD player and CD player, it can stand vertical or horizontal it is up to you, and it is great. The official Sony controller no doubt looks familiar - that's because it's a modification of the Playstation's highly successful Dual Shock pad. With built-in vibration functions, all analog buttons and twin analog sticks, the Dual Shock 2 is probably the most versatile pack-in controller ever. This is it - the standard Playstation 2 Memory Card. With 8 Megabytes of memory, these things pack a heck of a lot more storage than the old Playstation 1 cards did. They're faster too - by over 200 times, so no more waiting 30 seconds for your game to save in RPGs. Wanna Beat The Game? The new GameShark2 Version 2 for PS2 boasts an updated code list with more than 5,000 codes for 130 games, an easier to use code entry screen with virtual keyboard, updated Memory Manager software and a DVD Movie Player (which allows you to play DVD movies from any region). Bullets that never run out, hidden characters you weren’t meant to see, an infinite supply of lives — anything is possible with the GameShark.
Updated Code List Has More Than 5,000 Codes For Over 130 PS2 Games
Easier To Use Code Entry Screen With Virtual Keyboard
DVD Movie Player
User-Friendly Software
Add New Codes In A Flash! Massive Memory Holds Thousands Of Codes
Bonus CD Features Over 6,000 Codes For PS one Games
Fully Supported By GameShark.com With New Codes And Game Saves Updated Daily
X-Box:
It has a samll selection of games to choose from, the graphics are amazing, First announced in early 2000 and finally released to gamers in November of 2001, the Xbox is Microsoft's first true entry into the competitive world of console gaming. From the very beginning Microsoft's goal was to create the most powerful console, and to build it with the wants and needs of gamers in mind; all signs point to their having succeeded in doing just that: X-Box is here to stay. The Xbox is hands-down the most powerful console currently available on the market. With a 733MHz Intel Pentium III processor and a custom 3D graphics-processing unit what else could you ask for. With 64 audio channels, 256 stereo voices, and the ability to encode Dolby Digital 5.1 audio in real-time (a feature found only on the Xbox) Microsoft has delivered a well-rounded console that trumps the competition in almost all aspects of its performance. It has an 8 Gigabyte hard-drive and broadband adapter. The hard-drive in particular deserves special mention. From storing your game saves without need of memory card to allowing the creation of your own custom game soundtracks. Before even announcing the Xbox, Microsoft had been going the extra mile to bolster relationships with established 3rd party publishers and developers. As a result, names like SEGA, Lucas Arts, Tecmo and Capcom are already showing off how their franchises can perform on the Xbox. InterAct’s Xbox PowerPad Pro Colors marks the next wave of controllers for Xbox. Officially licensed for Xbox, this controller is smaller than its predecessors and is also fully programmable! Rubber grips have been added for extra comfort—a feature gamers will appreciate when they’re on their fourth hour of Halo! The PowerPad Pro has dual analog sticks, eight way digital d-pad, vibration feedback, and much more.
Officially Licensed For Xbox
New Smaller Ergonomic Design
Fully Programmable
Rubber Grips For Extended Gaming Sessions
Dual Analog Sticks
Eight-Way Digital D-Pad
Six Analog Action Buttons
Two Analog Shoulder Triggers
Twin Motors For Maximum Vibration Feedback
10-Foot Cable With Breakaway Connector
Available In Translucent Blue, Translucent Green And Solid Black
Gamecube:
Well another console made by Nitendo and it is great, it is a box but InterAct has improved on perfection with the SuperPad Pro! Our Gamecube controller now boasts rubberized non-slip hand grips, is fully programmable and has been redesigned to feel more comfortable in the hands of any gamer. The SuperPad Pro also features Precise Mode which lets you switch the sensitivity of the left analog stick—settings include Off, Low and High—by merely sliding a switch. Features from the original SuperPad which have been carried over include the analog stick with steel shaft, eight-way digital D-pad, analog shoulder buttons and digital fire buttons.
Rubberized Non-Slip Hand Grips
Fully Programmable
Precise Mode Allows Gamers To Select Sensitivity Of Left Analog Stick
Traditional Analog Stick With Steel Shaft
Analog Style C-Stick With Steel Shaft
Eight Way Digital D-Pad
Two Analog L/R Shoulder Buttons With Digital Click Feature
Digital Fire Buttons
Auto Fire Function
Rumble On/Off Switch
8 Foot Cord
Available In NightSky (Purple), Cosmos (Black), Quartz (Clear) And Ocean (Blue)
(some stuff taken from some sites)
Well which console do you like the best?
Playstation 2:
It has a huge selection of games to select from Pro Evolution Soccer to Grand Theft Auto 3, the graphics on playstation 2 are yet the best graphics, it has a built in DVD player and CD player, it can stand vertical or horizontal it is up to you, and it is great. The official Sony controller no doubt looks familiar - that's because it's a modification of the Playstation's highly successful Dual Shock pad. With built-in vibration functions, all analog buttons and twin analog sticks, the Dual Shock 2 is probably the most versatile pack-in controller ever. This is it - the standard Playstation 2 Memory Card. With 8 Megabytes of memory, these things pack a heck of a lot more storage than the old Playstation 1 cards did. They're faster too - by over 200 times, so no more waiting 30 seconds for your game to save in RPGs. Wanna Beat The Game? The new GameShark2 Version 2 for PS2 boasts an updated code list with more than 5,000 codes for 130 games, an easier to use code entry screen with virtual keyboard, updated Memory Manager software and a DVD Movie Player (which allows you to play DVD movies from any region). Bullets that never run out, hidden characters you weren’t meant to see, an infinite supply of lives — anything is possible with the GameShark.
Updated Code List Has More Than 5,000 Codes For Over 130 PS2 Games
Easier To Use Code Entry Screen With Virtual Keyboard
DVD Movie Player
User-Friendly Software
Add New Codes In A Flash! Massive Memory Holds Thousands Of Codes
Bonus CD Features Over 6,000 Codes For PS one Games
Fully Supported By GameShark.com With New Codes And Game Saves Updated Daily
X-Box:
It has a samll selection of games to choose from, the graphics are amazing, First announced in early 2000 and finally released to gamers in November of 2001, the Xbox is Microsoft's first true entry into the competitive world of console gaming. From the very beginning Microsoft's goal was to create the most powerful console, and to build it with the wants and needs of gamers in mind; all signs point to their having succeeded in doing just that: X-Box is here to stay. The Xbox is hands-down the most powerful console currently available on the market. With a 733MHz Intel Pentium III processor and a custom 3D graphics-processing unit what else could you ask for. With 64 audio channels, 256 stereo voices, and the ability to encode Dolby Digital 5.1 audio in real-time (a feature found only on the Xbox) Microsoft has delivered a well-rounded console that trumps the competition in almost all aspects of its performance. It has an 8 Gigabyte hard-drive and broadband adapter. The hard-drive in particular deserves special mention. From storing your game saves without need of memory card to allowing the creation of your own custom game soundtracks. Before even announcing the Xbox, Microsoft had been going the extra mile to bolster relationships with established 3rd party publishers and developers. As a result, names like SEGA, Lucas Arts, Tecmo and Capcom are already showing off how their franchises can perform on the Xbox. InterAct’s Xbox PowerPad Pro Colors marks the next wave of controllers for Xbox. Officially licensed for Xbox, this controller is smaller than its predecessors and is also fully programmable! Rubber grips have been added for extra comfort—a feature gamers will appreciate when they’re on their fourth hour of Halo! The PowerPad Pro has dual analog sticks, eight way digital d-pad, vibration feedback, and much more.
Officially Licensed For Xbox
New Smaller Ergonomic Design
Fully Programmable
Rubber Grips For Extended Gaming Sessions
Dual Analog Sticks
Eight-Way Digital D-Pad
Six Analog Action Buttons
Two Analog Shoulder Triggers
Twin Motors For Maximum Vibration Feedback
10-Foot Cable With Breakaway Connector
Available In Translucent Blue, Translucent Green And Solid Black
Gamecube:
Well another console made by Nitendo and it is great, it is a box but InterAct has improved on perfection with the SuperPad Pro! Our Gamecube controller now boasts rubberized non-slip hand grips, is fully programmable and has been redesigned to feel more comfortable in the hands of any gamer. The SuperPad Pro also features Precise Mode which lets you switch the sensitivity of the left analog stick—settings include Off, Low and High—by merely sliding a switch. Features from the original SuperPad which have been carried over include the analog stick with steel shaft, eight-way digital D-pad, analog shoulder buttons and digital fire buttons.
Rubberized Non-Slip Hand Grips
Fully Programmable
Precise Mode Allows Gamers To Select Sensitivity Of Left Analog Stick
Traditional Analog Stick With Steel Shaft
Analog Style C-Stick With Steel Shaft
Eight Way Digital D-Pad
Two Analog L/R Shoulder Buttons With Digital Click Feature
Digital Fire Buttons
Auto Fire Function
Rumble On/Off Switch
8 Foot Cord
Available In NightSky (Purple), Cosmos (Black), Quartz (Clear) And Ocean (Blue)
(some stuff taken from some sites)
Playstation 2:
It has a huge selection of games to select from Pro Evolution Soccer to Grand Theft Auto 3, the graphics on playstation 2 are yet the best graphics, it has a built in DVD player and CD player, it can stand vertical or horizontal it is up to you, and it is great. The official Sony controller no doubt looks familiar - that's because it's a modification of the Playstation's highly successful Dual Shock pad. With built-in vibration functions, all analog buttons and twin analog sticks, the Dual Shock 2 is probably the most versatile pack-in controller ever. This is it - the standard Playstation 2 Memory Card. With 8 Megabytes of memory, these things pack a heck of a lot more storage than the old Playstation 1 cards did. They're faster too - by over 200 times, so no more waiting 30 seconds for your game to save in RPGs. Wanna Beat The Game? The new GameShark2 Version 2 for PS2 boasts an updated code list with more than 5,000 codes for 130 games, an easier to use code entry screen with virtual keyboard, updated Memory Manager software and a DVD Movie Player (which allows you to play DVD movies from any region). Bullets that never run out, hidden characters you weren’t meant to see, an infinite supply of lives — anything is possible with the GameShark.
Updated Code List Has More Than 5,000 Codes For Over 130 PS2 Games
Easier To Use Code Entry Screen With Virtual Keyboard
DVD Movie Player
User-Friendly Software
Add New Codes In A Flash! Massive Memory Holds Thousands Of Codes
Bonus CD Features Over 6,000 Codes For PS one Games
Fully Supported By GameShark.com With New Codes And Game Saves Updated Daily
X-Box:
It has a samll selection of games to choose from, the graphics are amazing, First announced in early 2000 and finally released to gamers in November of 2001, the Xbox is Microsoft's first true entry into the competitive world of console gaming. From the very beginning Microsoft's goal was to create the most powerful console, and to build it with the wants and needs of gamers in mind; all signs point to their having succeeded in doing just that: X-Box is here to stay. The Xbox is hands-down the most powerful console currently available on the market. With a 733MHz Intel Pentium III processor and a custom 3D graphics-processing unit what else could you ask for. With 64 audio channels, 256 stereo voices, and the ability to encode Dolby Digital 5.1 audio in real-time (a feature found only on the Xbox) Microsoft has delivered a well-rounded console that trumps the competition in almost all aspects of its performance. It has an 8 Gigabyte hard-drive and broadband adapter. The hard-drive in particular deserves special mention. From storing your game saves without need of memory card to allowing the creation of your own custom game soundtracks. Before even announcing the Xbox, Microsoft had been going the extra mile to bolster relationships with established 3rd party publishers and developers. As a result, names like SEGA, Lucas Arts, Tecmo and Capcom are already showing off how their franchises can perform on the Xbox. InterAct’s Xbox PowerPad Pro Colors marks the next wave of controllers for Xbox. Officially licensed for Xbox, this controller is smaller than its predecessors and is also fully programmable! Rubber grips have been added for extra comfort—a feature gamers will appreciate when they’re on their fourth hour of Halo! The PowerPad Pro has dual analog sticks, eight way digital d-pad, vibration feedback, and much more.
Officially Licensed For Xbox
New Smaller Ergonomic Design
Fully Programmable
Rubber Grips For Extended Gaming Sessions
Dual Analog Sticks
Eight-Way Digital D-Pad
Six Analog Action Buttons
Two Analog Shoulder Triggers
Twin Motors For Maximum Vibration Feedback
10-Foot Cable With Breakaway Connector
Available In Translucent Blue, Translucent Green And Solid Black
Gamecube:
Well another console made by Nitendo and it is great, it is a box but InterAct has improved on perfection with the SuperPad Pro! Our Gamecube controller now boasts rubberized non-slip hand grips, is fully programmable and has been redesigned to feel more comfortable in the hands of any gamer. The SuperPad Pro also features Precise Mode which lets you switch the sensitivity of the left analog stick—settings include Off, Low and High—by merely sliding a switch. Features from the original SuperPad which have been carried over include the analog stick with steel shaft, eight-way digital D-pad, analog shoulder buttons and digital fire buttons.
Rubberized Non-Slip Hand Grips
Fully Programmable
Precise Mode Allows Gamers To Select Sensitivity Of Left Analog Stick
Traditional Analog Stick With Steel Shaft
Analog Style C-Stick With Steel Shaft
Eight Way Digital D-Pad
Two Analog L/R Shoulder Buttons With Digital Click Feature
Digital Fire Buttons
Auto Fire Function
Rumble On/Off Switch
8 Foot Cord
Available In NightSky (Purple), Cosmos (Black), Quartz (Clear) And Ocean (Blue)
(some stuff taken from some sites)
Muzic_Man wrote:
> (some stuff taken from some sites)
Are you sure it wasn't everything?
> (some stuff taken from some sites)
Are you sure it wasn't everything?
Muzic_Man wrote:
> Well which console do you like the best?
The megadrive. First and best console I ever had.
> Well which console do you like the best?
The megadrive. First and best console I ever had.