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"The Gamecube and the X-Box are just as powerful."

I'm fed up of saying this, so I'm posting this one the forums, and I'm going to pop it everytime someone thinks different to the above.

Because it's getting to me. :0D

I might even explain WHY the Gamecube is as fast as the X-Box later... ;0)

BTW: The X-Box looks rather disapointing at the moment.

I'm fed up of saying this, so I'm posting this one the forums, and I'm going to pop it everytime someone thinks different to the above.

Because it's getting to me. :0D

I might even explain WHY the Gamecube is as fast as the X-Box later... ;0)

BTW: The X-Box looks rather disapointing at the moment.

Unfortunately I have a tendency to scan as I read, and all I managed to pick up was that Gamecube and X-box are equally powerful, and that also the X-box was a disappointment.

I though you were a fan of the Gamecube, but now it is a disappointment just like the X-box.
Or did I miss something?

why aint this in FOG

well i want both to push gaming forward but it would be good to see "bill not so good at everything" fail at something. but i doubt it, if someting isn't going right he has the money to fix it quickly unless it's the console it's self

GAMES look disapointing, hense why Microsoft faked those picures, HARDWARE is the same power wise.

It's to do with the architechure of the chips... I've got it written down somewhere...

>> I might even explain WHY the Gamecube is as fast as the X-Box later... ;0)

Well if you drop them out of a window at the same time, they do have the same acceleration.

Are you taking wind resistance into account? I think the GC would be faster if you consider this....

True, true. Maybe I'd need to drop a few to check this.

Wouldn't the immense weight of the Xbox overcome the resistance issues, though?

Damn, those physics lessons seem SO long ago!

Well we know why there are going to be a lot of GCs and Xboxes sold now. Newtonion physics experiments. Maybe they could take the 'launch' literally, and fire some from cannons.

I'm sure if you look hard enough there's probably a degree course in console ballistics.