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amp316 on 27 May 2009

Good list. These were all failures. Not necessarily bad systems but failures. Neo Geo and Turbo Graphix 16 were actually very good systems at the time but they both failed miserably.

Anyone that's ever played it knows that the Atari Jaguar is the worst system of all time but that's a completely different list.



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Ronster316 on 27 May 2009
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Thanks for the info, bold move competing in 24 hour Le Mans.

Good read.

Yeah, he wrecked the whole company although a Gizmondo 2 is due out later this year lol,


Gizmondo 2 soon? Two words.................... Oh dear.



FKNetwork on 27 May 2009
Ronster316 said:
FKNetwork said:
Ronster316 said:
@ FKNetwork

Thanks for the info, bold move competing in 24 hour Le Mans.

Good read.

Yeah, he wrecked the whole company although a Gizmondo 2 is due out later this year lol,


Gizmondo 2 soon? Two words.................... Oh dear.

I know! who exactly would trust them this time around to even make games for it?



richardhutnik on 27 May 2009

Ok, I will give Gizmondo as the worst failure of all time. Even the name sucks.

Looks like someome tried to mash Gizmo and 3DO together, having the 3 become an n in the process. I think the 3 must of had its top half chopped off and it rolled over 90 degrees.



thetonestarr on 27 May 2009

Gizmondo wasn't ENTIRELY a failure, particularly since it's not completely dead yet. The Gizmondo 2, which is more a redesign of the same thing than a "sequel" really, is supposed to release later this year. Thus, the Gizmondo isn't really eligible yet.



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