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That was at least two people debating mutually exclusive claims. Neither of us was just trying to lecture the other to be a dick. I was just trying to reconcile information I had read with what you had read. It's not an "I know more than you" thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv
I have no problem losing an argument. If I do then I learned something. Ego has nothing to do with it.
This thread has become the biggest clusterfuck of nerd rage/semantics hard-ons ever!
I'd moderate it, but it's just so darn much more fun than talking about the Wii or the iPhone.
Wii needs to play movies so David Lynch can compare it to iPhone.
Long story short, the Wii is 4x more powerful than the iPhone because it's 128-bit and the iPhone is 32-bit.
Are you challenged?Quote:
Originally Posted by RoleTroll
NES was 8-bit
SNES was 16-bit
N64 was 64-bit (OMG hardware leap!)
N64 expansion pack probably bumped it up to 128 bit
Cube had to be 256 bit to top the N64 + expansion
So at the absolute minimum, that puts the Wii at OVER NINE THOUSAND!!!!!!
Wii is 384 bit.
I thought the Wiimote adds 3 bits, so 387 bit?
Pictobits.
You know, you only have to calibrate the level on the iPhone once.
In Japan the Wii is already up to 500 bit. (They need to it play Mortal Kombat 35, which they are also already up to (You can play as Reptile and put in a secret kode to have him remove his reptile mask (It turns out that Reptile is really Miyamato and then he fights Sheng Long))).Quote:
Originally Posted by Finch