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namco to make games for X-box
« Reply #30 on: March 07, 2001, 01:02:12 AM »
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Originally posted by EThugg


1-I thought we were only counting *good* exclusives. If we count any exclusives, check the list of over 100 titles announced for XB so far, at least 20 are exclusive to XB... on consoles anyways....

2-Games a year later? SHX, MGSX etc have no release date yet. They could be released around the same time, and if you\'d rather buy a inferior version, well, thats your choice...

3-Im only 20 and I own a nice house. I\'m well aware of financial responsability.

I won\'t argue about Ebay overbidders, but if MS has nothing great by E3, then worry.  At this point they already got a handful of great exclusives, the financial backing of a extremely rich company, according to Next Gen, EGM etc a dedicated bunch of ppl working behind every aspect of XB, the easiest console development, and a lot of potential. I\'d say unless they screw up at E3 reeeeaaal bad, that they deserve a chance, and their product will be worth the cash.


Yeah I agree I mean if i had the choice of buying madden on ps2 or madden on n64. Which one would i choose? Madden on ps2 because i know it is much better game in every way. So if xbox has some 3rd party titles from playstion it is fine with me as long as they are far better than what they where on ps2, I mean if it looks exactly the same and feels the same then it is a dead investment. Like TTT if that was to go onto xbox then it would have to be a whole lot better than the ps2 version or why buy it? Makes no sense.
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