Darc Requiem said:
So much fail for such a short post. Sony is the reason MS entered the video game console industry.
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yeah they were afread of sony taking over the living room..
Coincidentially the ps3 may not have been focused as much as one such device had it not been for microsoft.
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Where is my old Texas Instrument console? It hardly sold anything - but I liked it!
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out of all thsoe I own a Virtual Boy.
Funny thing about this thread and the complaints is that the original article in GamePro is close to two years old.
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PS -- Whoever noted some of the other modern consoles that were not listed -- good point!
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It is 6M for Intellivision, if you really read and comprehend the Gamespy article.
http://classicgaming.gamespy.com/View.php?view=ConsoleMuseum.Detail&id=17&game=9
Despite Mattel's awful marketing, the Intellivision sold over 3 million units. ...
In 1991, INTV sold out its stock of Intellivision games and consoles, and the company, along with the Intellivision, faded away. The company went bankrupt later that year, but had managed to sell three million systems during its run—no small accomplishment in the face of Nintendo's market dominance.
3M for Mattel plus 3M for INTV is 6M.
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| frybread said: I bet Sony has lost more money on PS3 than Sega lost on Dreamcast |
Considering the inflation and rising cost of hardware delopment I wound't be surprised if the PS3 has lost more money than all the Sega failures put together. Of course it still has time to change that.
As a sidenote I got a Pippin a few years back at a garage sale. It is one weird console, with some cool features and some major blunders.
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poor sega... poor me... I have every single one of those failed sega systems...
Virtual Boy had the first Wario game i believe.
RolStoppable said:
No, the first one was Super Mario Land 3 on the Gameboy (1993 I think). Previously Wario was the boss in Super Mario Land 2, but SML3 was the first game in which he was a playable character. |
Well i think there was a Wario game on the Virtual Boy. I might be mistaken though.
What about the 64DD add on for n64, that was released in Japan was it not?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_64DD wiki says 15k sold in japan
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