Sparkfist wrote:You know if I didn't know that that was nothing more then cleverly edited propaganda, I likely would believe the PS3 was crap. However I know better then to judge a system by the demos and unfinished launch titles. I think it's really hipacrytical of people to blast the PS3 as crap when they turn around and say "the Wii is going to dominate". This generation is really getting annoying with people making these stupid comments.
I have a newfound respect for you Sparkfist. you Know not to judge them before they're all released. I must admit, I have done a lot of prejudging this generation, but I'm past all that. I am going to look at everything objectivly now.
Sparkfist wrote:And remember what Ben said when it comes to who wins the generations. "It's always the system with lower specs." Atari was king of the 8bit, Sega had the 16bit, Sony (who released 2nd) had 32/64bit, and Sony (released 2nd) had the 128bit generation. This generation we're transisioning into could be Nintendo or Microsoft, who knows, no one, so shutup!
Ben's formula is pretty good, but there are other factors that have to be considered. first of all, the Dreamcast had the lowest specs of the 128-bit generation, and we all know how well that went. The genesis, totally whipped the snes in the 16 bit generation. But, It's not all obout specs, release dates are important as well. The first out usually doesn't do well. Saturn, Dreamcast? Those that release first, don't know what their competition has got up their sleeve, and that could be the downfall of them. The playstation was the weaker, but it had a good Idea of what it's compitition was bringing, before launch. there are other factors too, but I don't have time to explain.