Re: Honestly, is there ANY reason to keep the Gamecube at this point?
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Skyboxer said:
Well for me I will always have Nintendo's system. I almost feel like I "owe" it to Nintendo to support their system because of the countless hours of gaming bliss with the NES.... Sort of a weird loyalty thing. Could it be my only system? No. Will it always be a part of my home? Yep.
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Agreed .
It was the first next gen system I got, but after they started getting shafted in the sports games(Sega,no March Madness), I got a PS2 as well. For the First-Person Shooters, I prefere the 'Cube b/c of the controller. I don't like it however that the button lay out is so f'ed up, and that it seems to where out(the B-Button and the analog stick so quick). I don't see why they don't release on another controller with a better layout. The mimic the four face buttons on the PS@ DualShock 2. I would say the big N is biting, but Sony in effect bit off of the SNES controller, so its fair game. I hope the big N learns that you need a controller with four face buttons in the cross shape so that you don't limit yourself play-wise for certain games). Also, make all the buttons analog, and the analog stick sturdier.
Trey
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Skyboxer said:
Well for me I will always have Nintendo's system. I almost feel like I "owe" it to Nintendo to support their system because of the countless hours of gaming bliss with the NES.... Sort of a weird loyalty thing. Could it be my only system? No. Will it always be a part of my home? Yep.
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Agreed .
It was the first next gen system I got, but after they started getting shafted in the sports games(Sega,no March Madness), I got a PS2 as well. For the First-Person Shooters, I prefere the 'Cube b/c of the controller. I don't like it however that the button lay out is so f'ed up, and that it seems to where out(the B-Button and the analog stick so quick). I don't see why they don't release on another controller with a better layout. The mimic the four face buttons on the PS@ DualShock 2. I would say the big N is biting, but Sony in effect bit off of the SNES controller, so its fair game. I hope the big N learns that you need a controller with four face buttons in the cross shape so that you don't limit yourself play-wise for certain games). Also, make all the buttons analog, and the analog stick sturdier.
Trey
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