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"ps2 vs pIII 733mhz"

I love the ps2 with its dvd, cool graphics, wicked games but it doesent stand a chance against my dell 733mhz with a geFORCE 64mb graphics card. What I am trying to say is that they are over exagerating the ps2 make it seem god like. The fact is that pc's will always be 1 step ahead.

Bot.
Who said I was British?
Who said I was working anywhere?
Also, after we now know the size of your toilet (and a**e), I doubt you`d know how to block it. Besides, (giving a few clues here) I am a student, with a shared bathroom, and (at the risk of sounding as immature as you) there is a body builder who does Judo, and weighs a quarter of a ton here, so the toilet is usually blocked anyway.

ssxpro wrote:
> Bot.
> Who said I was British?
> Who said I was working anywhere?
> Also, after we now know the size of your toilet (and a**e), I
> doubt you`d know how to block it. Besides, (giving a few clues
> here) I am a student, with a shared bathroom, and (at the risk of
> sounding as immature as you) there is a body builder who does
> Judo, and weighs a quarter of a ton here, so the toilet is usually
> blocked anyway.

ooh yeh well i will unblock your toilet!!!

PuLsEd OuT wrote:
> Were all forgetting that we dont need to be bothered by him, we
> all have PCs anyway, I think %80 of ppl like gaming more on a
> console then PC as the games get better and you only have to
> upgrade every 3-5 years instead of upgrading every year costing
> hundreds. While PC games should be better gaming they arn't unless
> you want only first person games and stratergy games, while the
> DC, PS2 and N64 have all types. And also have on-line gaming now,
> PCs best titles e.g Unreal Tournament, Quake arena and half life
> which is coming out,
>
> 14 years old??? with all the p.c things a big moniter???hmmmmmmmmm
> sure you jus didn't look through a magazine and say what you would
> like to have.

look through the magazine, i have been doing that for the past two years to customise the perfect system for $5,500 (au) and i got a 2 grand discount!!

anyway, i agree with you on the upgrading computers bit it is bloody annoying, but there is still another problem they are making consoles today more like pc's so it might end up that way in a few years.

meka_dragon wrote:
> I feel that we need to give bot a little credit here, he's
> reaching out and embracing new technology.
>
> It's amazing what you can do from a padded cell these days,
> apparently there's this new invention that allows for you to write
> on a pad, with a wax crayon, and it appears on screen.
>
> I hope that your road to rehabilitation is a safe one, and I look
> forward to welcoming you back into the real world soon.

ooh yes you should know you spent 7 hours thinking that one up. You should drop by sometime after they let you out of prisn for the charge of lamejoke

dave wrote:
> yeah but they don't actually give you a crayon to hold, in case
> you hurt yourself;
>
> instead they put the crayon on one of those sucker pads, moisten
> it, and stick it on your forehead.
>
> That way you can still have the pleasure of the written word
> without removing your straight-jacket.
>
> But, credit where it's due, and all that. Must be a killer on the
> neck muscles.

you should know you spend all day trying to spell the word jackass

dave wrote:
> hey! this topic's gone ker-razy!
>
> Whilst I first thought it was a little sad it is actually quite
> funny.
>
> As for stuffing my TV down the lav, I'm not entirely sure what
> that would achieve; maybe bot is hoping that a few lumps of
> excrement will affect it's aerodynamic efficiency, so his PC can
> pull into the lead in the "alfresco" high speed gaming
> race?
>
> However, by all accounts this would once again be offset by Bot's
> alledgedly huge set of buttocks, which I feel sure would offer far
> too much wind resistance to overcome any extra propulsion that his
> mighty brown starfish would have to offer(its an exponential
> relationship between air resistance and thrust, not linear, do you
> see?)

dave wrote:
> hey! this topic's gone ker-razy!
>
> Whilst I first thought it was a little sad it is actually quite
> funny.
>
> As for stuffing my TV down the lav, I'm not entirely sure what
> that would achieve; maybe bot is hoping that a few lumps of
> excrement will affect it's aerodynamic efficiency, so his PC can
> pull into the lead in the "alfresco" high speed gaming
> race?
>
> However, by all accounts this would once again be offset by Bot's
> alledgedly huge set of buttocks, which I feel sure would offer far
> too much wind resistance to overcome any extra propulsion that his
> mighty brown starfish would have to offer(its an exponential
> relationship between air resistance and thrust, not linear, do you
> see?)

you should know yor a$$ creats more pollution than all of the us. this topic is getting interesting, who needs enemies when i have a friend like you. Have you noticed that the planets have onece again alligned around your tank a$$

ah! now there's an interesting point (about time)

are they (console manufacturers) REALLY making consoles like PCs?

The real reason that PCs suffer from this cycle of upgrades is that people put things like graphics card slots and sound card slots etc. in them.

Now, the PS2 DOES have an "expansion" port, to be used for a hard drive andbroadband connection device, so; will this create a problem where different levels of hardware exist?

Presumably Sony will have to licence third party products for this port; this could create a problem for instance, if some people own a 2Gig hard drive and others have a 10gig, for example.


Also, the driver software stored in PS2 for things like DVD, PSX compatibility, can potentially be upgraded with a new software release from Sony.

Does this mean that people will have different DVD drivers, etc?

the thing with the console industry is that these things have been traditionally very tightly controlled, but Sony seem to want less control over third party peripherals than, say, nintendo.

Could this lead to a PC-style situation with all the gaming problems associated with hardware incompatibility?

Discuss, with no reference to Lavatories, Widescreen TVs, plumbers, plumpbers, bodybuilders or fluid mechanics.

bot wrote:

> you should know yor a$$ creats more pollution than all of the us.
> this topic is getting interesting, who needs enemies when i have a
> friend like you. Have you noticed that the planets have onece
> again alligned around your tank a$$


Dave Wrote:

You could be right; I do enjoy rich food.

dave you are funny so i wont insult you (unless necessary) as one of my new year resolutions effective now.