Best All Time Game Platform

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What was/is the best gaming system?  

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  1. 1. What was/is the best gaming system?

    • Nintendo Entertainment System
      81
    • Super Nintendo
      182
    • Xbox
      75
    • PC
      181
    • Nintendo64
      28
    • Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance
      6
    • Nintendo Gamecube
      17
    • Playstation
      19
    • Playstation 2
      77
    • Other (Please Specify)
      107

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HappyCar

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Are you kidding me??? Sega Dreamcast isn't on your list?!?! It's the greatest system ever. I still play it - and I have Xbox and a good PC among others. I can't beleive it's finally over. I bought tons of games, got the broadband adapter, and played online all the time.

AGREED! :rofl:

but why is it gone... :cry:

i was playing ikaruga today, reminds me of aleste for the mega drive i think

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Guest Ryan

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Are you kidding me??? Sega Dreamcast isn't on your list?!?! It's the greatest system ever. I still play it - and I have Xbox and a good PC among others. I can't beleive it's finally over. I bought tons of games, got the broadband adapter, and played online all the time.
AGREED!  :rofl:

but why is it gone... :cry:

i was playing ikaruga today, reminds me of aleste for the mega drive i think

I all ready explained this a while ago. :rolleyes: :p Read back a bit. ;)

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HappyCar

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I all ready explained this a while ago. :rolleyes: :p Read back a bit. ;)

oh i know why...but why!!!!

lets hope they come back with a new console at E3 :D

NOW THAT WOULD BE cool

why arent there any sega consoles listed btw?

mega drive would follow dreamcast

with the Mega CD addon

sonicCD

YAYAYAYAYAy

i love to time travel lol :yes:

Grand Master

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I voted for PC because.. well.. i've owned consoles, but I just never bothered with them really. PC always has the games that keeps me coming back for more.

SNES was an awesome console though - remeber getting one when they'd just come out - DAMN that console kicked ass!! :)

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WaterWings

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well, I am surprised the PC got as far as it did, the PC is TO BIG, and TO MANY CABLES, and doesn't make for as good lan gaming.... lets see

4 Xboxs (16 players) on HALO, 4 TVs one small hub, few wires *VS* 16 computers, 1.2 billion stray cables, and 16 monitors, and many technical problems

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oik

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i'm gonna go with the ps2 for true console, and game boy (over gamegear and ngage) for handheld. ps2 has so many games and a nice controller and wonderful graphics, and it can play dvd's and ps1 games. gameboy has been around forever and has awesome battery life, and the graphics (for a portable) are amazing. we'll see what happens when the psp comes out though.

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