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64gigabyteram
Reverse groomer.
+5 million for Nintendo to overtake....
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Golden age of gaming
mansoor1980
Gold Member
stolen gif
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The Lunch Legend
GAF's Nicest Lunch Thief and Nosiest Dildo Archeologist
many bought one for use as a dvd player.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
Most of them are currently stacked in corners of retro gamer shops around the world.
I want the one in the middle of the pile please. And a copy of WWF Smackdown vs Raw.
I want the one in the middle of the pile please. And a copy of WWF Smackdown vs Raw.
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Kilau
Member
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Good to know, but this is not what people will remember you for, Jimbo 
jm89
Member
Agreed.Good to know, but this is not what people will remember you for, Jimbo
Xbox going multiplat on ps during his tenure seems more memorable
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I will remember him for producing Stellar Blade in the current political climate.Good to know, but this is not what people will remember you for, Jimbo
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Robb
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LectureMaster
Gold Member
Sony, if you cut those current shits out and go back to PS2 root, you can sell another 160m of your console.
Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
Indeed.
That was the greatest era of gaming.
I really hate the 360, Wii, ps3 era... That generation was a horror for me
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This was the result the last time Nintendo made a traditional home consolestolen gif
PS2 and PS4 had practically the same sales during their 7 year lifecycles. What SIE would need to do is to make a cheap PS5 Super Slim after PS6 is out and push it hard on emerging markets for a very long time (like a year before PS7 launches). That's what they did with PS2.
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It’s weird. I can fully admit pS2 generation was the golden age of gaming… but the ps360 era was my personal favourite. Many of my fav games of all time are of that gen. And I think it’s the last time we saw true progress in game designIndeed.
That was the greatest era of gaming.
I really hate the 360, Wii, ps3 era... That generation was a horror for me
solidus12
Member
It’s a shame that no PlayStation console other than the original PS3 can play PS2 discs natively.
Great generation, but 2000 (for PS2 in Japan, Dreamcast was amazing), 2003, 2005 and 2006 were pretty lackluster years for gaming, so I don't agree on that. PS1 was better, IMO.
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FeralEcho
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For a bit of fun, a lot of people don't realize that PS2 was out in Japan in early 2000, and it had fuck all of games that year.
Heck, you even had journalists criticizing and mocking Sony's first-party games on the console in that period as they were few, and mostly sucked in comparison to SEGA and Nintendo's efforts.
Heck, you even had journalists criticizing and mocking Sony's first-party games on the console in that period as they were few, and mostly sucked in comparison to SEGA and Nintendo's efforts.
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
For Playstation, maybe. Golden age for Nintendo was NES to SNES era, and for Microsoft, the Xbox 360 era which some would argue was the weakest PS generation but they’d be wrong.
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analog_future
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phant0m
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There were a lot of shit games too. Don’t need to act like everything was great. But the PS2 did have a HUGE library with all kinds of games at all kinds of budgets.
More importantly, devs were able to crank titles out much faster. A game not selling 10M+ copies didn’t mean it bombed. Rockstar alone had like 7 unique titles that gen? Still zero new games for PS5/XSX 4 years in.
Little Chicken
Member
So much plastic waste... I prefer sustainable, lower selling consoles
Killjoy-NL
Member
Gamers demands and expectations today are also much much higher than back in the day.
Even with all the development time, money and polish put in today's games, people still go: "why the fuck isn't this game native 4k, 60fps, with raytracing, supersmart AI, full interactivity in an open-world that has unique encounters and loot in every section of the map???", while also demanding graphical assets to be pushed to the max, because otherwise it isn't "next-gen".
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Lysandros
Member
Certainly the most interesting.
64gigabyteram
Reverse groomer.
they're not higher. They advertised those standards to us, failed to meet them, and are getting mad when we're complaining.
in the PS2 era, they advertised better looking 5th gen games and gave us more than that. That's how they sold so many consoles back then.
ChorizoPicozo
Member
at least he didn't kill Play StationGood to know, but this is not what people will remember you for, Jimbo
Hudo
Gold Member
That, too.
Killjoy-NL
Member
Pretty sure there's a lot more to making a modern day game than it was back in the day.
Development teams increased in size for a reason, same as development time and subsequently development cost.
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Unknown?
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Nah they didn't advertise it that way, just that they would be available.
They are higher because anything AA is looked down upon. Everything has to be 100+ hours.
Unknown?
Member
Why would they care about a hybrid? It's not even the same type of device.
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
At this point I wonder if Nintendo couldn’t just do a traditional home console and outsell its competitors.
Microsoft is irrelevant, and Sony have painted themselves into a corner with their enormous budgets and development times.
Nintendo could release a decently powerful home console for $400 and full support for third-party titles and keep releasing the games they’re known for that don’t cost $250M+ and take 5 years to make. However, this would also diminish their appeal so perhaps what they’re doing is for the best.
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FoxMcChief
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Fact. Best slim too.
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Killjoy-NL
Member
This.
Just look at how Helldivers 2 was criticized for it's mediocre graphics at launch.
People seem to have forgotten all about it due to it's success, but many were complaining about it.
That's the sole reason AAA games have become what they are today.
Deerock71
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Unknown?
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Huh? Nintendo isn't immune from long development cycles either. That's why Switch had to rely so heavily on Wii U ports initially and for several years after too.