you obviously have a shit computer and like to make yourself feel better by
making posts like this.
poor sad man.
OT (sigh) but here goes.............
Wrong on all counts. I just don't like to see people being sucked by
multimillion $$ marketing hype into throwing away hard-earned money,
while waiting for a few months until the hype-smoke clears will
result in that money being much more sensibly spent. I might even buy
an Xbox360 myself but I am waiting at least 6 months to find out
how it really fits into one's home entertainment - and the average
running-cost ( sale prices of games etc...)... plus the extra 6 months
will clarify the PS3 and Nintendo Revolution situations. For example,
if the PS3 is released with a developer-supported optional
keyboard-mouse interface it will be very hard to refuse, even at a
price (say) of $499 ( with hard-disk and Blu-ray drive, of course)
---M$$ has already said that the keyboard and mouse will never be
optioned or developer-supported on the current Xbox360.
BTW, some interesting things are happening in the XBox360
background that should hearten PC players. M$$ has announced
that they going to strengthen their support for PC gaming in the
upcoming Vista OS. Also, more immediately, the wired (USB) Version
of the Xbox360 controller is actually called the Xbox360 Controller
for Windows and comes with Windows driver software - so M$$
must be encouraging the Xbox360 developers to support the
Xbox360 controller in PC ports of Xbox360 games. Not really
surprising, since M$$ is interesting in making money on both
the Xbox and their PC software offerings. Anything that reinforces
gaming on BOTH the Xbox360 and the PC is in their interest.
John Lewis
- Technology early-birds are flying guinea-pigs.