can't wait a year though, i'll just own both and get the best of both worlds, tbh i have always been a PS man but after experiencing xbox live I think SOny will be hard pressed to beat that part of it alone and that for me at the moment is the best part!chris-b said:Wait for the PS3,let the price war start,I'll be laughing at all these numbnuts that forked out 500+ for their 360's.
Just wait until there are more games,the price drops and compare it to the PS3 first.
dave182 said:can't wait a year though
ukaskew said:This has always baffled me, I haven't even finished playing all the games I want to get through on my Mega Drive yet, and I've had that for well over a decade. I'm only just starting to really get into the Dreamcast back catalogue (I had it as my main console for over a year, but only played the obvious titles in that time) but that won't take as long as many of the import shooters I would love to play are just too expensive...I did spend about 6 weeks on Tokyo Bus Driver though, such a brilliant and mad game.
Why the rush to be at the front of the queue? I'm enjoying games without all the media hype and without the costs (rarely paid more than £15 for a game), I made a concession for the DS and bought one whilst in Canada last year, but its been more than worth it, still playing the same 5 or so games I bought with it nearly a year ago now.
Have to say the idea of exploring the PS2 back catalogue is a bit scary though, I think my attention will turn to the Gamecube when I get to that stage (some of the imports are brilliant) as thats a little less daunting.
ukaskew said:This has always baffled me, I haven't even finished playing all the games I want to get through on my Mega Drive yet, and I've had that for well over a decade. I'm only just starting to really get into the Dreamcast back catalogue (I had it as my main console for over a year, but only played the obvious titles in that time) but that won't take as long as many of the import shooters I would love to play are just too expensive...I did spend about 6 weeks on Tokyo Bus Driver though, such a brilliant and mad game.
Why the rush to be at the front of the queue? I'm enjoying games without all the media hype and without the costs (rarely paid more than £15 for a game), I made a concession for the DS and bought one whilst in Canada last year, but its been more than worth it, still playing the same 5 or so games I bought with it nearly a year ago now.
Have to say the idea of exploring the PS2 back catalogue is a bit scary though, I think my attention will turn to the Gamecube when I get to that stage (some of the imports are brilliant) as thats a little less daunting.
for once clart, i agreeClart said:wierdos
it is Christmas afterall mateLoony said:Have you got your special wormcan opener with you dave?
Lol although I tend to disagree, you do make an interesting point, I loved the old Megadrive games, and some of them played better than most games nowadays. SWOS best game of all time (Ok you Amiga boys it was better on there calm down)dave182 said:I guess it could be likened to some of us like to drive the latest and greatest clio i.e. the 182 and others prefer the old school willy etc.
CocoPops said:You can pay me later Dan