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Have you seen the Gamecube?
Did you see where the memory cards go?
That's right, on the console, by the pad ports.
Just like the Playstation.
Copy cats.
Did you see where the memory cards go?
That's right, on the console, by the pad ports.
Just like the Playstation.
Copy cats.
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Meka Dragon wrote:
> I swear he's a masquerading regular, being called that,
I certainly hope it's not his real name. Feel sorry for the poor sod if it is!
> Like someone that just arrived on these forums would read
> the potato thread.
Judging by the posts, though, I'm not so sure.
Which of the regulars hasn't been around today?
> I swear he's a masquerading regular, being called that,
I certainly hope it's not his real name. Feel sorry for the poor sod if it is!
> Like someone that just arrived on these forums would read
> the potato thread.
Judging by the posts, though, I'm not so sure.
Which of the regulars hasn't been around today?
Hur hur.
Nintendo are poo and copy.
*Runs*
Nintendo are poo and copy.
*Runs*
BUSTED!!!!
Well and truly!
Nintendo copy sony?
well duh :-D
the disc drive is basically a smaller version of the PS1, they've nicked the analog stick design (rubber included), added 2 sticks+ built in rumble and if it wasn't for the PS1 i bet nintendo would STILL be using cartridges,lol :-)
well duh :-D
the disc drive is basically a smaller version of the PS1, they've nicked the analog stick design (rubber included), added 2 sticks+ built in rumble and if it wasn't for the PS1 i bet nintendo would STILL be using cartridges,lol :-)
Who wouldn't steel the design of the most successful console if it worked for Sony then it can work for Nintendo but it probably won't as Nintendo will just not have enough 3rd party support and shrivle and Burn.
The base of designing is to take someones idea and to make it BETTER.
Res€vilfan wrote:
> Nintendo copy sony?
well duh :-D
the disc drive is basically a smaller
> version of the PS1, they've nicked the analog stick design (rubber included),
> added 2 sticks+ built in rumble and if it wasn't for the PS1 i bet nintendo
> would STILL be using cartridges,lol :-)
Well Sony copied the ZX Spectrum +2's Cassette lid then :)
> Nintendo copy sony?
well duh :-D
the disc drive is basically a smaller
> version of the PS1, they've nicked the analog stick design (rubber included),
> added 2 sticks+ built in rumble and if it wasn't for the PS1 i bet nintendo
> would STILL be using cartridges,lol :-)
Well Sony copied the ZX Spectrum +2's Cassette lid then :)
The_Flying_Hawkstar wrote:
> Who wouldn't steel the design of the most successful console if it worked for
> Sony then it can work for Nintendo but it probably won't as Nintendo will just
> not have enough 3rd party support and shrivle and Burn.
Shrivel and burn? That's an interesting way of putting it. A bit drastic isn't it?
> Who wouldn't steel the design of the most successful console if it worked for
> Sony then it can work for Nintendo but it probably won't as Nintendo will just
> not have enough 3rd party support and shrivle and Burn.
Shrivel and burn? That's an interesting way of putting it. A bit drastic isn't it?
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