[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="Seabas989"]

Seabas989

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="Darkman2007"]

no, its because I already proved you wrong already, people can go ahead and check any youtube videos of the games you mentioned.

and no , not 3D, just still screens with the occasional animations.

again , stop trolling and go bother someone else, some people actually want to keep this place on an at least somewhat meaningful level of discussion.

Darkman2007

I knew it was him since his very first post. Another48 hours, dakansig, shockwave what ever profile he uses he always gives himself away with that weird typo he always does where he spells a contraction with a semicolon. Like can;t won;t.

thecrypticodor

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]Oh really? What arcade-racers on the PSOne matched the popularity Mario Kart 64, Star Wars: Racer, and F-Zero X had?

And what multitap games made the PlayStation the go to place for four player games like Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Mario Kart, F-Zero, Star Wars Racer, the N64 version of TWINE (the PS version lacked multiplayer), etc? Last I checked, the only huge multiplayer games on PS were traditional fighting games, primarily the Tekken franchise.

The PSOne may have been the most prefered console overall, but it wasn't preferred over everything. Multiplayer is actually that console's weakness (same with PS2 in some ways).

nintendoboy16

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"]LOL mp was the consoles weakness. Not only did it have many 4 player games, but you are saying number means the N64 multiplayer was better, there are tons of 2 player games better than a lot of 4 player games on the N64 and vice-vesa.nintendoboy16

[QUOTE="bowserjr123"]

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"] Well played. Guess I have to stop trolling now.Dudersaper

Good riddance

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="Darkman2007"] lol , Lost Eden is just an adventure game with still screens, big deal. and yes, those games I mentioned do look better by quite a bit, and I think most people would agree with me also , why stop with pictures, here are videos of the two games www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OI3PcigdLM www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlHRkiaaaWc&feature=relmfu compared to Guardian Wars www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCKKOe6l8p8 video quality aside, Ill let people decide which one looks better. any more trolling and nonsense from you?Darkman2007

no, its because I already proved you wrong already, people can go ahead and check any youtube videos of the games you mentioned.

and no , not 3D, just still screens with the occasional animations.

again , stop trolling and go bother someone else, some people actually want to keep this place on an at least somewhat meaningful level of discussion.

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="Seabas989"]

:lol::lol::lol:

Halo 1 and 2

KOTOR1 and 2

Ninja Gaiden and NGB

Panzer Dragoon Orta

Fable

Dead or Alive 3

Forza

PGR1 and 2

Conker

Burnout 3 and Revenge

ESPN 2K5

Splinter Cell/Pandora tomorrow/Chaos theory

Ghost Recon/Island Thunder/2

I can go on and on. What exactly are you trying to do? Some of the games I listed are better on the PC. Some are exclusive. But at the end of the day I would pick the GC's best over the Xbox's best anytime.

Besides from what I read your thread is pointless. You might as well change the topic title to "Xbox>GC."

But I'll add to my answer a while back.

Xbox won because:

• Halo
• Xbox live
• overall better versions of multiplats then the GC
• DVD support

GC was destined to fail because:

• the N64 killed all 3rd party support that Nintendo had from the SNES
• mini discs
• menory cards that did not have a lot of blocks
• no online
• bad image of being a purple lunchbox
• no GTA

There I explained it to you. I have nothing else to add. You can continue to call me ignorant cause I find that hilarious. :lol:

Seabas989

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="nintendoboy16"] Hence why I said traditional fighting games were best known on PS in that era, while N64 was covered with FPS (Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, The World is Not Enough), arcade-styIe racers (F-Zero, Mario Kart, Star Wars: Episode I Racer) and other four player centric games (Mario Party, Gauntlet Legends, Super Smash Bros.).

nintendoboy16

And what multitap games made the PlayStation the go to place for four player games like Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Mario Kart, F-Zero, Star Wars Racer, the N64 version of TWINE (the PS version lacked multiplayer), etc? Last I checked, the only huge multiplayer games on PS were traditional fighting games, primarily the Tekken franchise.

The PSOne may have been the most prefered console overall, but it wasn't preferred over everything. Multiplayer is actually that console's weakness (same with PS2 in some ways).

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"][QUOTE="nintendoboy16"] Hence why I said traditional fighting games were best known on PS in that era, while N64 was covered with FPS (Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, The World is Not Enough), arcade-styIe racers (F-Zero, Mario Kart, Star Wars: Episode I Racer) and other four player centric games (Mario Party, Gauntlet Legends, Super Smash Bros.).

nintendoboy16

And what multitap games made the PlayStation the go to place for four player games like Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Mario Kart, F-Zero, Star Wars Racer, the N64 version of TWINE (the PS version lacked multiplayer), etc? Last I checked, the only huge multiplayer games on PS were traditional fighting games, primarily the Tekken franchise.

The PSOne may have been the most prefered console overall, but it wasn't preferred over everything. Multiplayer is actually that console's weakness (same with PS2 in some ways).