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 ps2  just to play shadowman 2



I'd have to say N64.

My 1st encounter with consoles. I wasn't able to get it though because I was too young. My parents bought me a GC as soon as I was old enough though.



http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/profile/92109/nintendopie/ Nintendopie  Was obviously right and I was obviously wrong. I will forever be a lesser being than them. (6/16/13)

joseph lynskey said:

you just said what is the best console uve owned and you said xbox 360 and then said i own a wii and a ps3 but not a x360 cause u wont pay for xbox live q wtf are you on man

 


Learn to read thread titles. It clearly says "What's the greatest console you NEVER owned?"



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I love platformers and with Ratchet, Jak, and Sly as the holy trinity along with GoW, SotC, DMC, Socom, GT, and so many more awesome games I have to give it the crown. Ratchet 3 is my favorite game of all time so that gives it a distinct advantage.




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Dreamcast



Definitely the Super Nintendo.

I was a Genesis guy myself, but man, that *other* system had some pretty amazing games. Part of me was definitely a little jealous I didn't have one.



Gamecube. I only played Gamecube games through inferior versions on the PS2 and Dreamcast and backwards compatibility of the Wii. It seems like a great system though.

I would rank it 4th, despite never owning it.

EDIT: Ok, I actually bought one about 3 years but I never used it because it stank of cat piss. The only big console I haven't owned since Gen 3 is the original Xbox (3DS and Wii U not included).



PSOne for sure. My buddy had one and I had N64. We each liked the other's console more. "Grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" comes to mind.