FrenchMovieTheme
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dudes i was just thinking about this tonight. i have turned my gamecube on a total of 5-10 times in 2004. the sad part is, probably half of those times were to play smash bros melee with amigos. i try to get excited for games like metroid prime 2, or the new zelda or the new mario or whatever, but nothing is very compelling to me.
i think it's because lack of online play. 90% of all my games on ps2/xbox are online capable, and most of them are a blast to play. i would even go so far as to say that dreamcast was a better system than gamecube. seems like there is no hype and no real substance to the gamecube. i'm kinda looking forward to paper mario 2 and metroid prime 2, but other than those 2 games i can't think of one game i would even begin to think about possibly purchasing.
i'm not trying to start a flamewar or talk shit on nintendo, but holy shit its a shitty situation for them and i'd like to see nintendo in the thick of the race. competition is good for everyone, but it seems nintendo is offsetting their crappy GC sales by selling straight ports of nintendo games for $20. i'm not down with this, but i guess if people will pay the price then why not?
my question is, do any of you that own multiple systems (or all 3 like me) even play your gamecube much anymore? and if you do play it, do you play it more than ps2 or xbox? are your ps2/xbox online-ready?
i think it's because lack of online play. 90% of all my games on ps2/xbox are online capable, and most of them are a blast to play. i would even go so far as to say that dreamcast was a better system than gamecube. seems like there is no hype and no real substance to the gamecube. i'm kinda looking forward to paper mario 2 and metroid prime 2, but other than those 2 games i can't think of one game i would even begin to think about possibly purchasing.
i'm not trying to start a flamewar or talk shit on nintendo, but holy shit its a shitty situation for them and i'd like to see nintendo in the thick of the race. competition is good for everyone, but it seems nintendo is offsetting their crappy GC sales by selling straight ports of nintendo games for $20. i'm not down with this, but i guess if people will pay the price then why not?
my question is, do any of you that own multiple systems (or all 3 like me) even play your gamecube much anymore? and if you do play it, do you play it more than ps2 or xbox? are your ps2/xbox online-ready?