You're running Crysis at those settings and still getting only 33 frames? sell that PC and buy a pretzel...if the buyer gives you enough money for it.DanielDust

All of them.

Also, Fail on your geography skills.

BarbaricAvatar

[QUOTE="MicrosoftVP_Ted"][QUOTE="Emerald_Warrior"]

Those are some great games. Especially Eternal Champions which I think is constantly underrated.

But the SNES did have the better versions of Mortal Kombat 2, 3, & Ultimate and the better versions of the Street Fighter games. Which were the games that most fighting game fans were playing back then.

Emerald_Warrior

Yeah, MK 1 because the SNES version is censored, notice I didn't include MK 1 in that post. But it's completely obvous on MK 2, 3, and Ultimate that the SNES versions are better.

No way you could say that Genesis controller was better on fighting games. You had to go out and buy a special 6-button controller to play the fighting games properly on Genesis. Especially with MK. You had to press Start to switch between punches and kicks if you didn't buy the 6-button contrller, which is annoying as hell. On the other hand, the stock controller on SNES already has 6-buttons and works well for fighting games.

[QUOTE="MicrosoftVP_Ted"][QUOTE="rilpas"]

I love both, but I'd go for the Genesis, ironic part, I'm not that big of a fan of Sonic.

For example I think Sonic 1 is really good and Sonic 3+Knuckles is awesome, but Super Mario World is much better, but I still prefer the Genesis.

To me, Shadowrun on the Genesis is the best 16 bit game ever made, so ahead of it's time that to this day it does things that even current generation WRPGs don't my 2nd favourite 16 bit game is super metroid. From that point on it becomes a close battle between the Genesis and the SNES with the Genesis winning a minor lead.

For example: (Blue Favours Sega, red Favours Nintendo)

I prefer Castlevania Bloodlines over Super Castlevania 4 (TBH I find Super Castlevania 4 a pretty boring game)I prefer Contra hardcorps over Contra 3I think Final Fantasy 6 is the best JRPG of it's time with Chrono Trigger, Phantasy Star 4 and Shining Force 2 fighting for 2nd placeI think Streets of Rage 2 is the best beat' em up of it's timeKiller Instinct is a better fighting game then any exclusive Genesis fighter imo I much prefer the Genesis fast paced SHMUPS over the SNES ones (though I do love UN Squadron)I think Actraiser is the best Action Adventure game on the 16 bit console

umm.. what else...

Oh, I know it's a guilty pleasure, but I love D&D: Warriors of the Eternal SunI also don't really count games like Dune 2, Wolfenstein 3D, Doom or Sim City or Might and Magic because I'd much rather play them on the PCEmerald_Warrior

Those are some great games. Especially Eternal Champions which I think is constantly underrated.

But the SNES did have the better versions of Mortal Kombat 2, 3, & Ultimate and the better versions of the Street Fighter games. Which were the games that most fighting game fans were playing back then.

[QUOTE="MicrosoftVP_Ted"] the only point I was proving is that the Xbox had more over all others except the PS2, but was the only one with less games rated under 5.0.Dudersaper

I'm just saying that the point you're trying to prove won't really make anybody re-think their opinions. Because it's obvious the PS2 is gonna have more games under 5.0 when it has much more games. The chances for below average games are higher the more games you have in a library. And still, that means little to nothing as long as the good games are good.

The HD3000/4000 are decent for integrated GPUs.  I put 40 hours into skyrim on the HD 3000 and played through the D3 trial.  Got about 60fps in CSS and HL2.  They're not going to play Crysis or Metro, but they will run many games.  

hoola

Not unless they fix that piece of sh!t aka Windows 8.  

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