N64 vs. PS1 (games)

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"][QUOTE="DireToad"][QUOTE="SkateGame"]As I've said before, the PS1 had a crapload of AA games and a few AAA games. The N64 had maybe between a dozen and two dozen AAA games with a couple AA games. Plus, the PS1 had more media features and was much cheaper.Game_Addict247

I've been told that "The only reality we truly know is our own".

I could say Ocarina of Time doesn't deserve a 10, and I don't think it does, but that doesn't change the fact that it did on Gamespot.

[QUOTE="DireToad"][QUOTE="princeofshapeir"][QUOTE="DireToad"][QUOTE="SkateGame"]As I've said before, the PS1 had a crapload of AA games and a few AAA games. The N64 had maybe between a dozen and two dozen AAA games with a couple AA games. Plus, the PS1 had more media features and was much cheaper.TheCrimsonKoopa

But I want to be a smart-ass...... http://www.gamespot.com/ps/rpg/chronocross/player_review.html?id=275293

[QUOTE="asmallchild"]FF7 case closedTimesplitter14

- You can't have fun with friends with FF7-There were great moments of me watching my brother play through that game.

- You can't play too long with only FF7-FF7 is a pretty long game.  Not including all the extra items and stuff you can find.

- You cant have any ''OMG LMAO!'' moments with FF7-You obviously didn't play that game.  They had endless amounts of "OMG LMAO."  Barret's endless cursing and more...

FF7 and all JRPGs are overrated-I'm not a huge fan of them, but FF7 is on a whole other level.

N64.

[- You can't have fun with friends with FF7

- You can't play too long with only FF7

- You cant have any ''OMG LMAO!'' moments with FF7

FF7 and all JRPGs are overrated

Timesplitter14

No, just FF7. I think it was Aeris.

Nobody would stop talking about Aeris. They still won't stop talking about Aeris.

She was stabbed in the back, OKAY?! She's not coming back!

the very best N64 games were better then very best ps1 games. the big difference is the ps1 consistently had solid games being released. crushed21

FF7 case closedasmallchild

Zelda ocarina of time.

case re-opened.

I love the N64, but that's a retrospective opinion on it now. Back then, yes it had very nice diamonds in the rough here and there. Problem with the N64 is the "here and there", as in you better enjoy this game for the next quarter or more, b/c the next note worthy game won't be out for a long time.

The PSX during that gen was pretty consistent with it's rate of pushing out quality titles, and that rate trumped Nintendo's rate.

It really comes down to 3rd party support. Nintendo had the 1st and 2nd party support (Rare), but they completely lacked the 3rd party support to fill in development gaps. Sad really, but their fault in the end.