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Canyarion · 11-14-2003, 06:01 PM

Yeah I also think that you can compare N64-GCN to NES-SNES. Oddly, I enjoy the SNES a lot more than the NES. Basicly bacause of the horrible graphics, the limited button layout and the simple games. SNES had SO much more.

The funny thing is, I have A LOT of Cube games. Almost as many as I have N64...
But ALL my N64 games are SUPER. And I'm talking games like 1080, Excitebike 64, and more.

Most of my Cube games didn't keep me entertained for more than a few weeks.
Most games weren't more than polished versions of what we saw in the last generation... that's the problem, not enough innovation.

11-14-2003, 06:01 PM	#23
Canyarion Nerd of the Rings Canyarion is offline Location: insert funny location here Now Playing: Lotsa games that I need to beat! \| WarCraft III + TFT Posts: 4,638	Re: What's eating at Nintendo? Yeah I also think that you can compare N64-GCN to NES-SNES. Oddly, I enjoy the SNES a lot more than the NES. Basicly bacause of the horrible graphics, the limited button layout and the simple games. SNES had SO much more. The funny thing is, I have A LOT of Cube games. Almost as many as I have N64... But ALL my N64 games are SUPER. And I'm talking games like 1080, Excitebike 64, and more. Most of my Cube games didn't keep me entertained for more than a few weeks. Most games weren't more than polished versions of what we saw in the last generation... that's the problem, not enough innovation. __________________ It may have other powers than just making you vanish when you wish to... The One Ring "Quotation is a serviceable substitute for wit" - Oscar Wilde