Howdoin
, Le BLING-BLING!,
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Nah it's not me saying it (especially with Metroid Prime 2, Paper Mario 2 , RE4, Geist, Killer 7, Viewtifull 2, Baten Kaitos...and more around the corner) it is just a very "well informed" journalist from none other than the Washington Post who says:
" Most of the time, I've been able to limit my game-platform advice to one question: What games do you -- or the recipient of your gift -- play most often? Find out what console the games play on, and buy that.
This year, things are different. One console, the Nintendo GameCube, is clearly obsolete, with a diminishing supply of new titles. The other two -- PlayStation 2 and Xbox -- are far more competitive"
FULL ARTICLE
Sure the cube does not get as much love from the publishers but the titles that get released on it are usually of far better quality.
Too bad this article from a supposedly informed source is not going to help the cube, this is even sadder because the cube is far from being obsolete. You could defintely argue that the cube gets limited support and release compared to its competition but just look at the shelves in an EB Games and you'll realise that you do not want most of the title.
It is even stupider when you think that this guy is recommending products to buy... who needs recommendations? Parents who have kids under 12 is my guess (after that the kids will tell their parents which conosle they want), and for those yong kids the cube as much to offer.
Oh well..,
" Most of the time, I've been able to limit my game-platform advice to one question: What games do you -- or the recipient of your gift -- play most often? Find out what console the games play on, and buy that.
This year, things are different. One console, the Nintendo GameCube, is clearly obsolete, with a diminishing supply of new titles. The other two -- PlayStation 2 and Xbox -- are far more competitive"
FULL ARTICLE
Sure the cube does not get as much love from the publishers but the titles that get released on it are usually of far better quality.
Too bad this article from a supposedly informed source is not going to help the cube, this is even sadder because the cube is far from being obsolete. You could defintely argue that the cube gets limited support and release compared to its competition but just look at the shelves in an EB Games and you'll realise that you do not want most of the title.
It is even stupider when you think that this guy is recommending products to buy... who needs recommendations? Parents who have kids under 12 is my guess (after that the kids will tell their parents which conosle they want), and for those yong kids the cube as much to offer.
Oh well..,
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