DMeisterJ said:
Why do you care so much about b/c? I mean, it's obvious you like Onimusha, so how did you play that game? As far as I remember, that was a PS2 game. So you *must* have a PS2. I mean, do you buy next-gen consoles to buy las-generation games? So did you buy a Wii to play GC games? I just don't get it. |
The Gamecube's lack of B/C wasn't hardware, it was format. And its an understandable hurdle for any console. The change had to be made sometime and if any blame is to be had, its the N64 for not adopting a disc format, not the Gamecube's. I hate to break it too you but Nintendo's situation wasn't the result of poor R&D like the 360's was or making their console too expensive and having to cut back like the PS3's was.
Furthermore I think in a generation like this one where B/C has already been established as the standard by the PS2, I'd expect more from two consoles that claim to be the creme of the crop, especially its successor.
B/C matters to me because I'm not a game-a-week gamer who buys a game, beats it and forgets about it. Though if I was rooting for the PS3, I'm sure I would have found a way to convince myself B/C doesn't matter just like you have, so I understand your feelings. Maybe if the PS2 didn't have one of the greatest game libraries of all time I would be able to forgive the PS3 first handling B/C so carelessly then abandoning it altogether, if only the PS2 was a fraction as reliable as PS3 is maybe I could be content in knowing I'd have something to play my PS2 games on it until the end days, but unfortunately the PS2 is not a sound investment for the future no matter how you slice it.







