| KylieDog said: PS1. Games were no longer just for kids and manchildren anymore. |
What the heck is a manchildren?!
Most Revolutionary | |||
| Nintendo Entertainment System | 189 | 26.21% | |
| Sega Genesis | 5 | 0.69% | |
| Nintendo 64 | 109 | 15.12% | |
| PlayStation 2 | 158 | 21.91% | |
| Wii | 183 | 25.38% | |
| Other (leave comment) | 76 | 10.54% | |
| Total: | 720 | ||
| KylieDog said: PS1. Games were no longer just for kids and manchildren anymore. |
What the heck is a manchildren?!
Threads like these make me weep for humanity.
There wouldn't be a PS1 if it weren't for the NES you morons.
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"Most Game-Changing Console ever?"
early xbox 360's.
Put a brand new disc in, and watch it come back out scratched.
Never seen a console change a game more than that.
Atari 2600 created the industry and then killed it, NES revived it, and the PS1 brought it where we are today. Pretend any of these 3 never existed, and video games are either non-existant or DRASTICALLY different.
Also, kudos to Sega for including online on the Dreamcast and for MS for making Xbox Live so robust. Online gaming on consoles is the last revolution we had, as motion gaming had no lasting effect.

Wii U. A revolution for the industry.
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