Originally posted by Omeganitros
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All those damn buttons are placed perfectly for games for the PS2. The best examples of this I can give at the moment are TimeSplitters 1 and 2 and Red Faction 1 and 2. And think about it. I just heard on G4techtv that the developers of Nintendo said that if you want to get the best use out of your GBA or GC or vice-versa you HAVE to own both. Now seeing that the DS is also coming out around the time the new Nintendo console comes out sounds.......well very fishy to me. And you PROBABLY will have to have the next Nintendo console to get the best out of your DS. And Metal Gear Solid has a very big fanbase last time I checked. The first game did come out in the 80's people..........
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Gmaecube only has like.. one less button that the playstation controller. (excluding the analog buttons because those are just a joke).
L, R, Z, X, Y, A, B - Nintendo Gamecube - 7
TRIANGLE, SQUARE, CIRCLE, X, L1, L2, R1, R2 - PS2 - 8
The SNES controller is not better than a playstation controller because the SNES controller is just flat.. the playstation controller is at least designed to fit in your hands (let your hands go limp.. you'll see the playstation controller fits right in there)..
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The problem is, they don't need to use all those buttons. Ever played Banjo Tooie? It used nearly every single two-button combination for the N64 controller, and it rocked.Originally posted by jewpinthethirdComment
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Well Soul Calibur 2 for the PS2 did get the best control award for the game. Gamecube only got best secret character.Comment
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My hands curve themselves into the shape of a SNES controller if I let them go limp.
I played just a bit too much of it back in the day.
And you forgot L3 and R3 on the Playstation controller (push the analog sticks in).Comment
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PSOne is the small white version of PSX. PSX is the big, gray one, and they have some differences.Originally posted by jewpinthethird
But yes, you're right. PSX dominated.You cannot possibly have a room any better than this.Comment
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Originally posted by MoogyYou forgot I didn't include the start or select buttons because those aren't really used in game either.Originally posted by Kenzya
The SNES controller isn't molded to your hand.. you can just place it in your hand..
Shit, I'm not entirely pro Sony and I'm not entirely against Nintendo..
Just doing research and stuff it looks, to me, that the PSP would be a better buy (As long as the price isn't in the 500's)..Comment
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Even if it is, it will go down eventually.
Remember when the GC was like 200 and above?..and now it is like 80 bucks because no one buys it.Comment
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You can get a gamecube used for $50.. I still haven't bought it.. (And I just got $650.00 for my birthday (June 25th))Comment
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DS---psp is basicly just a havdheld playstation.Comment
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what my image is not posting???!!!Comment
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Why isn't NGAGE on the poll?Comment
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hello! who the heck would want to buy PSP ... it will cost anywhere between $250.00-$400.00 and you would have to recharge it every 2 - 2 and a half hours!! howw are you supposed to watch a full length move on it! ugh... DS is much better no matter how the graphics are...
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You know this for a fact huh? Because the system came out right? Special release party in your house?Originally posted by DHS1
I heard.. the battery could last anywhere from 2.2 hours - 10 hours.. BUT the product isn't finished yet so it's (most) likely to be more/longer. Either way.. 2 - 2 1/2 is a full length movie.
Who the hell knows about the price.. it could cost anywhere from $100 - $600.Comment
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DS is going to kick so much ass there wont be any PSP left for any one elseComment
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