Absolutely,Dr. Pariolo wrote:That was actually my point. I can not argue about the nintendo wii. Matter of fact, i owned one, but re-selled it before it had time to break, it was a boring console to me.TheCoolinator wrote:
I think all you've proved is that Sony and Microsoft make crap consoles.![]()
On the other hand, previous consoles i had are the sega mega drive, and the DC. I already mentioned my dc, but my gold old mega drive is still working nowadays.
Its like nowadays companies make system like movies, all shitty and poor. They just assemble the most powerful(but cheap) components and there, its done. (The same way movie directors mixes eye candy special effects and hot actresses, background storyline is an extra) After that they sell it and become richer every time people send them back for replacements (when warranty time is over). (Sony charges 100-150$ for a refurbished console... wtf... You get a used console, lost your saved games, and you pay quite a lot)
That, and games. Since consoles are internet ready AND hard disk compatible (thats why i dont include the DC in here), games arent finished when they are out.
I swear, up to now, every game i bought on the release date, in within A WEEK, a patch is available (and forced to download) for the game. Every single game.
Instead, a decade ago, when a game was about to hit the stores at shops, devs made sure it was perfect. They rather delay the date than releasing it with bugs. Today they dont care about that, they can make patches.
They just dont make stuff as good as in the old times.
Quality of movies, video games, and video game consoles have dropped into a bottomless pit.
I wish consumers were a little smarter with their spending cash. People seem to reward these failures with their wallet instead of boycotting a product.
I don't like where console gaming is going so I refused to buy any of the new systems. I feel very good about this because not only do I not have to deal with half made games and shoddy hardware but I'm independent of any fan boy banter.