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how poor the quality of the pictures they will come back crying to nintendo and sega.
NES = Nintendo Entertainment System
SNES = Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Are consoles not entertainment enough? The DVD is an added bonus.
Guys they are losing £65 for each console, and have they ever had games from them like Zelda or Sonic?
> What makes me chuckle is the way in which the "flaws" of
> the PS2 would be seen as advantages on a Sega or Nintendo machine.
> Observe:
>
> Mr X says that the PS2 will be rubbish because there will
> eventually be no third party support because it's so tough to
> develop for, so it will die. He loves Nintendo. The N64 is
> difficult to develop for (apparently, but what would I know) so
> doesn't have a great deal of third party support. However as this
> is on the Nintendo it is not a bad thing, as only decent games
> will come out, as only the best developers will be able to make
> the games.......
Nice try but you forgot one thing. This was the N64 and Saturns worst point!
The games that made the N64 so good were made by Rare and Nintendo, so the N64 didn't do too badly.
Sony however is RELYING of third party support and made by making the PS2 hard to make games for, it can't make games itself so...
1. The apperance of the PS2 looks cool, stealthy and
sophisticated like Sony's other creations, like the
MiniDisk.
2. DVD Wannabe? What? I said to my other
gamers: 'Wouldn't it be cool to see some cutscenes in
DVD?' and it came true.
3. The games are of VERY high standard and the graphics
are challanging Hollywood special effects.
4. The controller looks like the PSX's, but, little do
you know it, the buttons have 48 pressure sensetive
stages built in it, which means the game reacts to how
hard or softly you push.
5. It is locked up tight and secure against all chipping
and alteration, this is why the release date was
pushed back.
ROCK ON, SONY!