| Tetsuya said: im trying to figure something out...these consoles were all failures due to the companies withdrawling the console from the market...if anyone has owned one of those consoles listed..can u tell me how u felt?? cause i owned a sega saturn when it launched and within months or so...sega withdrawal the saturn in for the dreamcast....grrrrrr...i hate that!!! |
Erm, Sega didn't withdraw the Saturn for the Dreamcast. Maybe you're a little too young to remember properly and got stuff mixed up. Anyway, I've not had to go through the pain of investing in a console that got defeated in the console wars of the industry.
I've always backed the console that turned out the most dominate in Software and Hardware which are the NES (a no brainer at the time), the SNES and though I was sneakered at when I told my buddies at the 1993/4 CES events (E3 of old..kinda) that Sony had a very strong strategy to take on and maybe even beat out Nintendo and Sega, I've backed the PS1 and PS2 consoles.
On the little knowledge that's help me avoid consoles headed for trouble in the past I've chosen the PS3 for this generation too. There's a console right now headed the same way Sega ended up and I won't be caught dead investing anything of significance on it.
P/S hey, VGC got a little change I see. Looks good.
