Game file sizes could soon be 70% smaller, bluray am cry.
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Rocket Ranger, Wings -completed all 240 odd missions with diskswapping after every mission, It Came from the Desert, Defender of the Crown, Lords of the Rising Sun,TV Sports Franchise..... which were probably a lot less buggier than the crap EA produces.
Rocket Ranger, Wings -completed all 240 odd missions with diskswapping after every mission, It Came from the Desert, Defender of the Crown, Lords of the Rising Sun,TV Sports Franchise..... which were probably a lot less buggier than the crap EA produces.
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The c64 had some cartridge games too. Didn't really play those much though.Tapes you tech whore. Such a NES fanboy bias!
I've said before in a post on PN a while ago though, that I think non-console platforms generally sucked for arcade games around about the 16 bit era. Some of my fave games like strider, final fight, r-type (well it was super when snes was just out) etc etc were just much more fun playing on a console. (things like AI were done properly, and generally controllers were better. Finally no more bullshit pressing up to jump.)
"A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad." -Shigeru Miyamoto
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How have they splintered the userbase? If it's in regards to the HD-DVD add-on then they haven't. All that does is give people the ability to by a cheap HD-DVD player that utilises the power of the 360, nothing to do with games.Sonic Jam wrote:My personal take on this whole thing is it's a god send for the ridiculous size restrictions MS have to use cos they fucked up and splintered the userbase.
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No hard drive on tard packs means all XBLA games gave to fit well within a 64MB memory card limit.David Carney wrote:How have they splintered the userbase? If it's in regards to the HD-DVD add-on then they haven't. All that does is give people the ability to by a cheap HD-DVD player that utilises the power of the 360, nothing to do with games.Sonic Jam wrote:My personal take on this whole thing is it's a god send for the ridiculous size restrictions MS have to use cos they fucked up and splintered the userbase.