Hacker boots Linux on unmodified Xbox

[iJon]

Originally posted by eric_n_dfw
This is true, but there are some limits. If it can be proven that you took a loss on a product just to put a competitor out of business, you can be sued for anti-competitive business practices. (Smaller airlines are always sueing bigger ones over that issue)
Saddly, it always seems that a company has to be on the brink of death before it gets to court.

i dont think microsoft is putting nintendo or sony out of business. they all are great systems, and i buy them according to what games they ahve. i got a ps2 because it was the best thing out at the time, i got a xbox for splinter cell, i don plan on getting a gamecube because there is nothing on it i would play, but i have heard many wonderful things about it. but i expect microsoft to have some nice things in store for xbox 2, if thats what they are gonna call it.

iJon

 

[eric_n_dfw]

Originally posted by iJon
i dont think microsoft is putting nintendo or sony out of business. they all are great systems, and i buy them according to what games they ahve. i got a ps2 because it was the best thing out at the time, i got a xbox for splinter cell, i don plan on getting a gamecube because there is nothing on it i would play, but i have heard many wonderful things about it. but i expect microsoft to have some nice things in store for xbox 2, if thats what they are gonna call it.

iJon

I never thought Sega would get out of the hardware market either.

 

[pseudobrit]

Originally posted by eric_n_dfw
I never thought Sega would get out of the hardware market either.

And we're dealing with a company who has Highlander business tactics...

"there can be only one!"

 

[eric_n_dfw]

Originally posted by pseudobrit
And we're dealing with a company who has Highlander business tactics...

"there can be only one!"

I love the analogy! I'll have to steal that one!