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"It is confirmed. This is funny."

This is great.

http://maddox.xmission.com/xbox_suckit.html

I dreamt of a site like that a year back.

Shame I am warming to the Xbox.

maddmun wrote:
> C64 was a computer
> It had a keyboard but it wasn't a computer, neither was the amiga,
> they were classed as consoles

no... they were classed as computers...

Commodore 'Business' Machines...

Armatige Shanks wrote:
> HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> 1. Commodore 64
>
> C64 was a computer
It had a keyboard but it wasn't a computer, neither was the amiga, they were classed as consoles

My console list

1. C64
2. NES
3. Mega Drive
4. SNES
5. Commodore Amiga
6. PS1
7. PS2
8. GC

Oh yeah a GBC, and a GBA that brings it up to 10
I think i no more so BLEH!

HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> 1. Commodore 64

C64 was a computer

maddmun wrote:
> People who buy xbox's - People who haven't been console gamers before
> - just PC gamers and have no idea how stupid they are being.
> GC rulz!
> PS2 looks like a toaster!

I have an XBox and my 'previous console list' goes something like this:

1. Commodore 64
2. Sega MegaDrive
3. N64
4. Dreamcast
5. XBox

And i'm happy with my XBox

People who buy xbox's - People who haven't been console gamers before - just PC gamers and have no idea how stupid they are being.
GC rulz!
PS2 looks like a toaster!

Kjeldoran Knight wrote:
> Nah. X-box is the only real option.

Yeah, if you want a really expensive coffee table that fills up half of the room...

> GameCube is for kids.

Have you ever played a Mario/Zelda game?

> PS2 isn't powerful enough.

It may not be powerful enough, but it still has a load of good games.

Welly welly welly. Tony made a post in my topic. I feel proud.

Anyway, I think the peetake of the control is the best bit.

Oh my heaed hurts from alcoholy.

Well if you're not a kid at heart, then go play your Flight Simulators and Management Sims, while we play our games!

So there! :-p

Nah. X-box is the only real option.

GameCube is for kids.

PS2 isn't powerful enough.

Now, I'm off to a late night SQL server release party, don't touch my signed copy of windows XP while I'm gone. It'll be worth a lot of money some day.