People go on about the Dreamcast being great, which it is and was.
Why didn't people buy it? Because originally, it didn't have many exclusive games, It was free online, a majority of the early games Sega released were rubbish, it was apparently harder to develop for and it was more expensive than the other consoles at the time off offering, just when everything started moving smoothly, everyone abandoned it.
Therefore no-one had hope for the thing and abandoned it without even giving it a fair look.
Whilst the gaming public lashed out at it as much as possible. So ended Sega's consoles.
Its happened before and we look back at it being wrong.
See where I'm going here?
Don't bite the hand that originally fed you and the friend that served you well.
Let the money hungry consume your money for every commodity, games, charge units, early deaths of systems, subscription fees instead of paying one lump sum for security and life.
Some peoples views of non-equality and not noticing the cracks in the pavement annoyed me.
Since peoples voices and opinions mean so little on the internet once ridiculing the underdog and those defending undercover fanboys who go 'unnoticed' is a crime. Underneath popular demand and also under my own decision; I'm off.
I've had enough of the 40% of you in your little world of people not allowing companies to risk and do something different or original and it being perfectly fine for people to directly rip off several consoles onto another like a layer of badly pasted wallpaper. Its a shame, because most of you are fine, easy to get along with and most importantly, open minded and remember the good old days before the internet ruined social gaming and companies used players as pawns to ridicule each other.
This site has even encouraged me to get a Wii after many years, understanding that a videogame isn't just a tool for competition. Innovation is the way forward, a sequel of the same old thing means the industry to the public eyes, is going no where.
Companies are literally forcing respectable developers when to release their game, despite having an already well put together ruse. People are giving bags of cash behind scenes, people are stealing other peoples originality with the aim for sales whilst completely embarrassing their selves and rebranding, stealing mascots for money etc. This is the glorious generation we are witnessing.
I understand why Nintendo are winning, they crave originality, they encourage it, whilst others plainly don't, they are open for all ages and have child friendly games that keep 'hardcore gamers' comments away from them. The other 'adapts', they adapt so much, that theres a certain point they're mimicking the machine.
Seems 'hardcore gaming' means to disengage any possible originality and keep playing the same thing, not looking at the finer details.
I'll see you once things have changed.
If not, I guess I'll be having a life and a successful career.
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That's so inaccurate, I don't know how to correct it.
Also, pushups.
I am, however, pissed over the fact that they still hold on to the past a la the PS2. Imagine what we could have if they put all focus towards the PS3 (and to a lesser extent, the PSP)?!
Stole the console company specific conferences of E3, mainly only showing first party exclusive in-house developed titles, then.
@GYNECOLOGIST COBRA
Well, it wasn't exactly Cloverfield, but it was the biggest freaking well modeled videogame monster since I got to the end of Serious Sam:FE. Looked like a nice sequel to the original game damn to boot.
I agree that it may be better served if they concentrated on PS3, but that also is encouraging because my PS3 will probably be around for awhile.
Absolutely; to have 3 individual same branded consoles being marketed the same gen by the same core company is actually quite a feat. Besides its probably making up the money the PS3 is losing because of manufacture costs.
@RONBURGANDY2010
Just couldn't help it with this one it was too good to resist after all that stupid FF "The ps3 is dead/I hate Sony/Sony have dropped the ball/Obligatory dildo in immature non-witty article" posts yesterday.
Therefore against seemingly impossible opposition, Sony 'won' because you pretty much just said "You want a PS3" yourself, despite the fact about 2 weeks ago tons of them bricked and the top touted exclusive has just been made multiplatform but Sony still managed to cause some next-gen 'wow'.
I'd say thats pretty much a turnaround from yesterday; and a 'win' in perspective.