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- 9 years 3 months ago
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Microsoft and Nintendo should merge together, it would be perfect. Sega makes games for all three consoles, Playstation, Xbox, and Gamcube; and helps out with develoing Nintendo games (Super Monkey Ball, F-Zero G-X, etc.) That would be cool in the future to have the greats merge together. Playstation is dead to me, they are making the same mistakes that Sega did with their Dreamcast. Sony came out with the PSP, which is too pricy, and the PS3 is going to be the most exspensive system of the 360 and Revolution. sOny just took Dreamcasts bad system design and overpricing and fixed all of it and came out with the PS2, now they are making the same damn mistakes Sega did.
I'm for Nintendo Revolution all the way, any Nintendo game ever made in the last 20 yrs can be played and/or downloaded onto the system. DVD's can be played on it and so can Gamecubes games. XBox and Revolution will be the most powerful systems ever, and because Rare doesn't make games for Nintendo anymore, the merge of Microsoft and Nintendo will make sense(video game wise that is.)
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- 9 years 3 months ago
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Um, no it won't. Rare didn't leave Nintendo, Nintendo sold Rare lock stock and barrel to Microsoft intentionally, for a wheelbarrel full of money.mikee_kid12 wrote:and because Rare doesn't make games for Nintendo anymore, the merge of Microsoft and Nintendo will make sense(video game wise that is.)
Think about it. Rare had not made a killer game since Perfect Dark, it had been YEARS since Rare did anything profitable, it was just sitting on it's hands doing nothing worth mentioning. It was a drain on Nintendo's cash flow, gave nothing in return, and Nintendo dropped them.
And really, what must have games has Rare made since they were bought by Microsoft? The Perfect Dark sequal isn't even out yet, and it was supposed to be the big killer Rare app on the Xbox. And Rare delivered... an online remake of Conker's Bad Fur Day with extra multiplayer shooter mode. Whoop de doo.Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 3 months ago
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The merge would make sense because together Microsoft and Nintendo could make some really cool games, they do already seperatly, but it would be neat to see a game which is a cross between Halo and Metroid with added goodies. I just think the merge would cool, thats all..... Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 3 months ago
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As far as I'm concerned, Dreamcast is best. If only because it's the only one I can afford. 
But as for ones I'm actually going to buy eventually, it's a toss-up between Gamecube and XBox. On second thought, I'll get an Xbox. When it costs a whole lot less.
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It's so wierd how what happens after a few years. The Dreamcast was great, but the games cost $70 bucks at first, then $50, then when it started to really show sings of failure, $20. Now you can buy them games for $5 to $10 bucks! I think there is an episode of South Park where they make fun f this whole thing, the whole episode Cartman says "If we save our money we can get a SEGA DREAMCAST!" or something like that.... Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 3 months ago
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Hah, Halo is the only good first party game the Xbox has, which really, is pretty sad when you think about it...mikee_kid12 wrote:The merge would make sense because together Microsoft and Nintendo could make some really cool games, they do already seperatly, but it would be neat to see a game which is a cross between Halo and Metroid with added goodies. I just think the merge would cool, thats all.....Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No
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