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For all those PS2 boyz who have been spending the last few months flaming the GC, it turns out that the pros have a different opions of the future for the cubed console...
"Japanese industry analysts have been predicting good things for Nintendo
Hitoshi Onishi of Cosmo Securities has stated that Nintendo could well be triumphant if Gamecube launches with some classic titles. If stunning triple-A software isn't ready for the proposed July launch, then he suggests a delayed launch would be a wise move. Onishi also talked about X-Box - and wasn't so bullish about Microsoft's machine, as the company know nothing about"
"Japanese industry analysts have been predicting good things for Nintendo
Hitoshi Onishi of Cosmo Securities has stated that Nintendo could well be triumphant if Gamecube launches with some classic titles. If stunning triple-A software isn't ready for the proposed July launch, then he suggests a delayed launch would be a wise move. Onishi also talked about X-Box - and wasn't so bullish about Microsoft's machine, as the company know nothing about"
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For all those PS2 boyz who have been spending the last few months flaming the GC, it turns out that the pros have a different opions of the future for the cubed console...
"Japanese industry analysts have been predicting good things for Nintendo
Hitoshi Onishi of Cosmo Securities has stated that Nintendo could well be triumphant if Gamecube launches with some classic titles. If stunning triple-A software isn't ready for the proposed July launch, then he suggests a delayed launch would be a wise move. Onishi also talked about X-Box - and wasn't so bullish about Microsoft's machine, as the company know nothing about"
"Japanese industry analysts have been predicting good things for Nintendo
Hitoshi Onishi of Cosmo Securities has stated that Nintendo could well be triumphant if Gamecube launches with some classic titles. If stunning triple-A software isn't ready for the proposed July launch, then he suggests a delayed launch would be a wise move. Onishi also talked about X-Box - and wasn't so bullish about Microsoft's machine, as the company know nothing about"