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VGKing said:
Teriol said:
VGKing said:
RolStoppable said:
VGKing said:

Yes it does. Let me use PS1 and N64 as an example...

As powerful as the N64 was, it was limited by its ancient cartridge format. PS1 was able to churn out much more impressive games such as Metal Gear, Final Fantasy VII....etc. A console is only as powerful as its weakest component.

Could it be that you were easily impressionable as a child?

Huh? What does that have to do with anything?

I owned both PS1 and N64 in case you're somehow calling me a troll.

maybe you were easily impressionable at that age, golden eye 64, TLZ Ocarina of time, Turok 1,2 and 3 and Perfect Dark blow away the posibilitys of the ps1, back in the day that games were only possible in the  powerfull N64.

Didn't play most of those games, like I said back then I had both consoles but my parents bought my games, so my library was pretty small.

I just remember having a lot of fun with the PS1. Tony Hawk, Lego Racers...etc. These are the games I remember the most since they were the most fun.

I do however remember playing Mortal Kombat 4 on the N64, also games like Super Mario 64 and Donkey Kong 64. 

Looking back it now though, PS1 was the better system. Had the better control, better games..etc. Back then I didn't know about tech specs, but I do now. 

Both PS1 and N64 were comparable in power, both had their strenghts and weaknesses.  To say the PS1 was weak is an exaggeration. It was far from it. 

i no gonna argue with you about the power of the n64 vs ps1, it is clear you are not going to listen to facts. so lets take this in another direction...

you say: "PS1 was the better system. Had the better control, better games..etc. Back then I didn't know about tech specs, but I do now." so yep sony win that generation not for raw power but for the things you listed, so you understand now what is the path for sony to survive and bring a ps5 someday?.  i hope i've enligthtened you :).



34 years playing games.