Farsala said:
We were children throughout all of the generations besides the current though. |
You have to understand. I was 21 when Gamecube launched and scoured the internet, posting on message boards much like these. NO ONE liked the damn console. It was the butt of every joke. I bought one at launch, and enjoyed it, but you couldn't even bring the thing up online without someone laughing you right off the page. The gaming world was dominated by PS2 and almost everyone was a PS2 fanboy with the occasional Xbox guy thrown in. Gamecube was a joke.
So, how is it that now, all of a sudden, it's a classic console with these amazing games? How can something be a joke when it was on the market and then, for no reason at all, be legendary two generations later?
There's only one explanation. The 6-12 year old demograph that made up the majority of Gamecube owners at the time, grew up, got online, started writing blogs and rewrote history. There's no other excuse because I WAS THERE. I KNOW what actually happened and what happened and what I'm seeing these days doesn't match up at all.







