What system are you most suprised people dont have on TNL..

I'd have to say the PS2. Even if you took out the DVD play-back and PSX compatability, the system still rocks. The library of games available for the system is just amazing and really blows away the other 2 consoles when it comes the sheer amount of great games available.


Anyone who does'nt own a PS2 is either:


A) Still pissed off about the demise of the DC.

B) Lacks cash flow.

C) Ignorant, thinking there are only a few titles worth owning on the system.

D) Forgetting what gaming is all about, fun.

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

I'll add another system to the poll, the Commodore 64.

It seemed like everyone owned one back in the '80s yet only a handful of people at TNL had one. It's very odd.

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Yes, you know my love for the C-64! Best gaming rig ever!

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Could you start a C64 thread? I'm interested in the format and thanks to Xbox emulation it shouldn't be too much of a hassle to get into it

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Check out...

Space Taxi
Usagi Yojimbo: Samurai Warrior
M.U.L.E
Giana Sisters
Last Ninja
Defender of the Crown
Archon

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Originally Posted by Sl1p

PS2. In this day and age it's sort of impossible to get around owning one.

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On the nose. No matter how much a person can claim to "hate" Sony, you're going to pick up a PS2 game and play it at one point or another.

Alright, assholes: the ONE GAME the DC has, very near perfect, that no other console has or may ever have: Street Fighter 3. All of it. All 3 games in the series, a DC exclusive. AND the official Agetec sticks.

I'd think someone here not owning a DC would shock me more than a PS, or especially a PS2.

And Way of the Exploding Fist is another great C64 title.

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

I'll add another system to the poll, the Commodore 64.

It seemed like everyone owned one back in the '80s yet only a handful of people at TNL had one. It's very odd.

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My dad worked for Sperry (Aka: Sperry-Univac, Unisys) so there was no way in hell I was getting a C64. But hell, I got to play with REAL computers.

Hrm. Yes, I do play PS/PS2 games...

... when they get ported to PC.

I own neither a PS or PS2, and see no real reason to buy one. There really isn't a single must-own game for the console that really interests me. I have one Playstation game, but I use an emulator to play that... and it's since been relegated to the back of the closet.

It's not that I hate Sony. I just have no real need or want for the console, so I can't justify the price.

Just my $.02...

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Originally Posted by Lucas Barton

ChuChu Rocket (on GBA, with cool sprite editor)
Daytona USA 2001 (don't like)
Gunbird 2 (not a fan of vert shooters or psikyo)
King of Fighters 98 (nice try, MVS)
Project Justice (GGX is the only fighter for me)
Sega Rally 2 (again)
JetSetRadio (Beat it, not much desire to go again)
Mars Matrix (got the CPS cart)
Berserk (no likey)
Shenmue : 2 is better, and on XBOX (1 to follow?)
Soul Calibur (ok, this is good)
Third Strike (not a fan)
Zero Gunner 2 (arcade port, good, but not my style)

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Anyway it's just my opinion, I'll stop dragging this OT

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Originally Posted by OmniGear

PS2. If you own an Xbox or GameCube and don't own a PS2, you have your priorities mixed up.
There's simply so much to be had on the system that not owning one just doesn't make sense.

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Well, I must not make sense then. Don't have a PS2, don't want one - and I never even owned a Playstation. I hate the Sony corp with a passion, I have for many years before they even got into the console business. They get enough of my money ( whether I like it or not ) when I buy one of thier albums, see thier movies, etc. And other than a Virtual Boy I bought at Blockbuster for like $15 ( with two games and the rental case ) I've never owned a Nintendo console ( or GameBoy! ) for that matter. I played them over friends houses, etc. so I am familiar with all the games but I was too busy playing Into the Eagle's Nest on my Atari XE to care.........

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

I'll add another system to the poll, the Commodore 64.

It seemed like everyone owned one back in the '80s yet only a handful of people at TNL had one. It's very odd.

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Yeah? I'm actually surprised at the number of people who respond affirmatively whenever you mention the C64. Now and again I'm dying to play C64 games but mine is kaput. I wish I could find a Commodore 128 to replace it.