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But as a Christmas present I WAS planning on getting a Nintendo DS. Already there are some games I'd like, Pac-Pix, Mario 64 DS, Wario Ware, Touch! Kirby and Yoshi's Touch and Go. But the Christmas line up looks immense. Nintendogs appears a good laugh, Snowboard Kids is back and I am truly looking forward to Goeman. Don't get me started on Mario and Luigi 2 (Dances) and Metroid Prime. It is also online and I have wi-fi (yay).
I have no intention on getting a PSP (even if I do love Medievil) but Microsoft's new system looks the nuts!
A few good games at E3 could easily sway me.
So what do you think?
> Home Consoles > handhelds
I wouldn't worry about Revolution, long way off I reckon. Almost certainly have the cheapest launch price too.
> Home Consoles handhelds
Yeah that's what I'm thinking...
But the DS is something different.
I dunno.
Depends on the 360's price.
Or I could save my pennies till Revolution
Although I'll get the Revolution regardless.
The X-box 360 does look cool, I guess it is PC like in one sense but a PC can't replicate the feeling of a games console. And that is what the X-box 360 is.
Co-op with hedfix... hmmmm. I'll see if I shall get it. I do want it but the price may put me off for a bit.
I'm sure we can co-operate over the Revolution :).
It depends what you want, Dringo - I'd wait to see how the Revolution and PS3 play out - it might turn out that the Revolution will have most of the Xbox games on it plus the Nintendo ones, or that the PS3 will be miles better than the 360. If you're after console games then obviously get the 360 but if you're after more pick up and play arcae stuff, get the DS.
The PC pains with being Jack of All Trades, master of NONE.
Some people have the patience to get the best out of it, not all of us can boast that.
Personally, I think I'd choose this new Xbox over a DS.
There's still plenty of Xbox classics to catch up on and I've always wanted live. Also, if PD0 is anywhere near as good as it's "predecessors"...
The one drawback is the price of a new system and the price of new-gen games.