Originally posted by King Cobra
The closest thing to a PC I have is my Xbox.
[Bows in shame...]
I realize I should have gone with PS2, but:
PS2: 300MHz
Xbox: 733MHz
GameCube: Doesn't have the DVD player version outside Japan, and only 450MHz.
I was really looking forward to something super fast to seceed N64, and I thought about GameCube for a -lomg- time. But when I saw the "no DVD" news report I was rather disappointed. I had a look at PS2, but, judging by the specs, it didn't seem fast enough.
So, basically, the only reason I go PC (Xbox) is games.
Everything else I use a Mac and like it duh
Originally posted by Chaszmyr
Why would anyone be on this site if they didnt like macs?
Originally posted by Mac2006
We hear everyone say how much they love their mac. is their anyone out their that owns a mac and perfers a pc? if so why?
Originally posted by King Cobra
The closest thing to a PC I have is my Xbox.
[Bows in shame...]
I realize I should have gone with PS2, but:
PS2: 300MHz
Xbox: 733MHz
GameCube: Doesn't have the DVD player version outside Japan, and only 450MHz.
I was really looking forward to something super fast to seceed N64, and I thought about GameCube for a -lomg- time. But when I saw the "no DVD" news report I was rather disappointed. I had a look at PS2, but, judging by the specs, it didn't seem fast enough.
So, basically, the only reason I go PC (Xbox) is games.
Everything else I use a Mac and like it duh
Originally posted by 3777
No need to bow your head, Xbox is an awesome game system!
P.S. Sony PS1 and PS2 blow....... PS3 will be no better
Originally posted by King Cobra
The closest thing to a PC I have is my Xbox.
[Bows in shame...]
I realize I should have gone with PS2, but:
PS2: 300MHz
Xbox: 733MHz
GameCube: Doesn't have the DVD player version outside Japan, and only 450MHz.
Originally posted by Rower_CPU
What's your basis for those statements?
PS1 is/was one of the most successful gaming systems ever, and PS2 follows in its footsteps. Sure, it's not as fast as Xbox...but it came out a while ago.
I'm not sure I see where Xbox is "awesome"...
Originally posted by ackpth
and you call yourself an apple fan? everyone *knows* that mhz dont matter
Originally posted by 3777
The basis for my statement is I owned both a PS1 and a PS2........ they BLEW! The games were geared simply towards making a buck. Many of the PS1 games got worse in play and appearance with each edition, and Sony never asked their game developers to tap the full capability of their PS2 systems.....they only cared about making a buck......and some PS1 games looked like they were on an Atari 2600...... it was pathetic......Playstation sucks.
Re: Xbox.....I own one, it's the best gaming system I've ever had (not counting my Alienware PC) .......period.
Originally posted by e-coli
I often wish we had more choices for hardware. apple hardware is nice, but competition drives performance and pricing. if there were other companies making computers that ran the mac os, we would have much faster systems, at a much lower price.
Originally posted by 3777
The basis for my statement is I owned both a PS1 and a PS2........ they BLEW! The games were geared simply towards making a buck. Many of the PS1 games got worse in play and appearance with each edition, and Sony never asked their game developers to tap the full capability of their PS2 systems.....they only cared about making a buck......and some PS1 games looked like they were on an Atari 2600...... it was pathetic......Playstation sucks.
Re: Xbox.....I own one, it's the best gaming system I've ever had (not counting my Alienware PC) .......period.
Originally posted by crazy_will
there goes this thread!!!
Originally posted by edvniow
Apple crippled that function because they think that it will blur the lines between it and the Powerbook, which it won't because the Powerbook has a bigger screen, DVI out, PC card slot and last but not least, a G4 processor. I suspect that the VGA-out port on the iMac is similar, though nobody's tried it yet.
Originally posted by Sun Baked
It's not that Apple is purposely crippling the different machines, it's a function of Apple using a common architecture through a wide range of machines - chips, chips, chips.
The may use the same video and hardware chips across a wide range of products, but Apple may simply not do the work of writing a driver or connecting that I/O function to the outside world (UniNorth & Key Largo).
Originally posted by Rower_CPU
Hmmm...making a buck and Microsoft...sound familiar?
I've been very happy with the PS2 games I've played: Ico, Silent Hill2, FFX, GT3, Jak and Daxter
Admittedly, I haven't even played an Xbox...and I don't really intend to. I'm going to get a GC once Zelda and/or Metroid come out.