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> Not at all, if the 2 versions are similar in terms of things such as
> graphics, then thats down to laziness on the developers part.
> Overall, the PS2 can't do games such as Fable (Project Ego) or Blinx
> and could never dream of reproducing the same graphics quality as the
> X-Box in games such as Splinter Cell.
This is my main problem with the Xbox,
It's all flash graphics and supersonic dolby effect type nonsense without the one main ingridient needed for longevity...Gameplay *crowd cheers*
I admire your fighting spirit :}
> More like just got back from Playgroup! You devote your life to
> posting about the Xbox and you say you don't like it? lol, you really
> must have a sad life because the things I don't like I leave well
> alone and that is why I will be parting from your stupid and off the
> wall comments. Please try to get a life some day now as it would be a
> shame to lose a future 'human cannonball' *recalls Simpsons episode
> with Homer and the Cannon* to your futilie and very immature attitude
> :) Don't you agree? Now go an protect those brain cells! The pair of
> them need you.
All that for me...?
Must of really got into your head :)
There are also a number of other excellent games on the X-Box with a shed load on the way. Microsoft haven't been in the console market long and already they have loads of excellent games coming for the X-Box.
It took months before PS2 had a decent title on it - all of its launch titles and games for the following 6 - 7 months were either rush jobs to get on the console such as Tekken Tag or just plain crap.
Of course the PS2 has a lot of great games now, but it should do - its been out a hell of a lot longer than the X-Box.
This is why the xbox will Never be able to compete with the stranglehold that Sony and the Gamechild have over the console market...
I hope this doesn't upset you :)
Overall the PS2 had crap games at launch and didn't have any games worth getting excited about for around 6 - 7 months. It sold very well however just on its name. Nowadays it deserves sales because it has decent games now, but nothing beyond its name really screamed that the PS2 was a must have purchase.
Shinji Mikami (creator of Resident Evil) also made a statement recently that a lot of Sony's sales comes down to the PS consoles being very poorly made with the lasers burning out among other problems. The Japanese, rather than get their current console prefer to just get another console so of course this increases sales.
I can actually see what the guy is saying because when I owned my PS1 - I had to take it back around 6 times. Yes 6 times !
I also owned a PS2 and had to get that changed as well.
The GC I had crashed once on me, but overall, I've never had problems with my consoles except the Sony ones which have been a nightmare for me.
So I'm far from upset about any of your comments and will continue to enjoy my X-Box. Trust me mate, you won't be changing that. There are a lot more games I want on the X-Box (around 80) than what I'd want on PS2.
> There are also a number of other excellent games on the X-Box with a
> shed load on the way. Microsoft haven't been in the console market
> long and already they have loads of excellent games coming for the
> X-Box.
Thats because they just came in and used their extensive amounts of money to buy a load of decent games and companies. Plus many games come from the PC.
Not like say, Nintendo or Sega, who had to develop their success by themselves. Microsoft are making their success from other people's games, and before you say they are part of Microsoft, thats only because they bought them when they decided to make the X-box.