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[Don Andy]

DeathDude, on May 18 2006, 06:34 AM, said:

And which game is that? I'm guessing the new zelda game?

Pretty much hate to admit it, but that was the reason I bought the Gamecube and that would be a reason for me to buy the Wii (OK, they're releasing two versions, but I was planning to get a Wii anyway. Just three letters: SSB).

And despite people saying the GC was a failure, I must say that I had loads of fun with the games I got (well, most of them), especially in Multiplayer. And fun is what it's all about in gaming for me.

And innovation of course. Nintendo has both.

And before I get called fanboy, the GP32 from Gamepark (and its followers) was also pretty innovative at their time, too. It may not be the first Open Source Handheld, but I still use it for emulation and a bit music. I really have to get a GP2x....

[Tulac]

Blood-Pigggy, on May 17 2006, 11:28 PM, said:

THE MARKET IS THE POINT HERE.
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So by your point Linux is also a special market and therefore only the PCs with Windows are the actual PC market, cause you run a different OS, just like the Mac (now) has the only difference in OS?
By classicification Mac is a PC, so are the PCs with Linux and Windows...

[Doubler]

I have to agree with Tulac there. Also I'm sure Mac would -like- to be in a seperate market, but they surely aren't.

[DeathDude]

Ahh yeah the two version thing that's something that was surprising to see but makes sense when they kept mentioning it would be compatible with the wii remote.

I agree the gcn had some fun multiplayer games, like mario tennis, golf, heck any of the nintendo sports games, soul calibur 2, time splitters, and many more, still though compared to some of the n64 games which were more memorable, all around the gcn just didn't get the job done.

[Moogle]

Yeah  have to agree the GC did have some pretty fun multiplayer, but I hardly ever did multiplayer so that doesn't really affect much...for me