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Cruddy
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That could be why he's the OLD CEO of Nintendo and not the current one.
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lord of the mark
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FUKCOV - Former United Kingdom Colony of Virginia
Dec 2000 time: 00:31
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quote: Originally posted by Asher
5) Use computers for 99% of their time awake already and like a change
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see thats the funniest thing. "I work typing at a PC all day, so i when i get home I want something completely different, so i get in front of a machine thats really a PC modified to play certain games, and instead of using a keyboard and mouse i use a controller"
Youd think someone who wants a CHANGE would ride a bicycle, plant a garden, go to a lecture, see a play, have a beer at tavern, take up cooking, or whatever. Someone who thinks that playing on console instead of a PC make a big "change" is so far down the road to ultimate geekdom, that when he calls others PC geeks, its simply hilarious.
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child of Thor
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Fingers crossed(backwards compatibility).
It will also help ensure the xbox will get thrid party support(well ok it generally all goes through MS, but other developers do develope on it) once the plug is officialy pulled. I wondering how many current xbox users will be ready to upgrade (and splash out the new asking price!) after the relative short cycle of xbox(its been 2-3 years right?).
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nostromo
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Montréal, Québec
Mar 2002 time: 00:31
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Intriguing stuff I found on Gamespot:
quote: TOKYO--In a recent interview on the official Xbox Web site in Japan, Game Republic's Yoshiki Okamoto revealed that other big-name game developers may soon join the growing crowd of next-generation Xbox supporters. He also added that, when announced, the lineup of launch titles for the console may shock the game industry.
[Final Fantasy creator Hironobu] Sakaguchi-san, [Space Channel 5 creator Tetsuya] Mizuguchi-san, and myself have been the focus of attention so far. But I've been hearing that some other designers will also be joining [in making games for the next Xbox]. There are a lot of surprises. I find myself saying: 'What, this development studio!? This game!? These people!?'.
"If the current line-up [of games] in development for the next-generation Xbox was revealed," Okamoto said in the interview, "it would not only surprise users, but the entire industry. There probably wouldn't be anyone [in Japan] that would still be uninterested in buying the next-generation Xbox when they see the line-up." He called the still-under-wraps list "a powerful fleet of Japanese designers."
Okamoto revealed that he is currently making a number of games for the next Xbox, all in genres that are new to him. He added the games are already in playable form.
When asked if there was a negative side to working with Microsoft Game Studios, Okamoto commented, "We can't port the games to other hardware even if it seems possible, so that's a disappointment. But even with that downside to income, Xbox has specs that make us want to develop for it." Then, as a final tease, Okamoto said, "I can't reveal the specifics, but one of the games we're making will really go to the extreme."
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It seems they're playing their cards right this time.
Last edited by nostromo on 05-04-2005 at 11:01
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