N64 failed cause NIn was dumb and used cartriges, graphics cant help you when you have NO games.

And the phrase "Graphics don't matter", does have the problem in that the words imply what isn't really meant. The phrase should be "Having the most advanced graphics doesn't matter," as that is the actual context it is used, and DOES have plenty of evidence to back it up.

Get back on replying to Kaio_felipe's post, Hus.

I can't wait to hear how the SDF spins this one around...

 I can't help but think that's some kind of weird foreshadowing of the PS-Triple..

anyways, back to the first post question! why is the PS-Double still selling well?  

are you ignorant, honest question ?

 you kiddy fans are freaking delusinal...

it must be hard for you seeing how PS3 is getiing all the best games.

Dear Hus,

 GIVE ME BACK MY THREAD

 Regards,

 Mel Gibson 

 (if you listen to jim rome, you know what i'm talking about)

 A personal question like that doesn't belong on a public forum. It doesn't add to the conversation at all. If you want to ask him if he's ignorant, then PM him. We don't need to know.

 Can we go back to the original question, please?

PS2 is the ideal hardware of the 128-bit generation in many aspects:

- Games for many different kinds of players, just like the PS1 - for soccer fans, FPS fans, RPG fans, strategy/RPG fans, NFL fans, GTA fans, racing fans etc.

- Good price;

- DVD as a media;

- Good online service;

- A enormous quantity of games;

- The graphics are very good, despite of not being better than GC's and Xbox's;

- Sony supported a lot the 3rd parties, with contracts that were interesting and fair for both sides.

Hus, you haven't answered me yet. 

 there is no need for the question..  Any one wth half a brain knows they sell alot do to the HUGE user base. 

While many have moved on to the new gen, PS2 is still the second highest selling console meaning new user buying lots of games.

Well it is clear that with the PS2's base, and the fact that two of the new systems have libraries in their infancies, the PS2 has plenty of life left.