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In a recent interview with BUZZSCOPE, id mastermind John Carmack expressed his next-gen preferences. When asked what he thought about the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3, he thinks that both are going to have a lot in store for gamers. However the symmetric CPU architecture and nicer development tools make the Xbox 360 more appealing to him.
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1-05-2006 @ 11:05PM
eric said...
Noticeably absent is Nintendo from the major three. Where's the love?
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1-06-2006 @ 1:06AM
JON said...
Nintendo has checked themselves out of the big leagues. And developers have helped them do so by abandoning the platform for many upcoming titles.
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1-06-2006 @ 11:36AM
dapperdan said...
since when does ID software make ANYTHING for nintendo? other than doom64 or maybe hexen i think that was ID but other than that i cant think of anything.
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1-09-2006 @ 3:04PM
SuicideNinja said...
The Revolution is going to make a good "2nd console" as it will have games not available for the other systems. On the other hand, it's likely NOT to get the games that will be on the other systems.
Works for me again, just like the last generation. Xbox is the first console, Gamecube is the second, and the PS2 is the dusty 3rd.
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1-09-2006 @ 3:06PM
SuicideNinja said...
The Revolution is going to make a good "2nd console" as it will have games not available for the other systems. On the other hand, it's likely NOT to get the games that will be on the other systems.
Works for me again, just like the last generation. Xbox is the first console, Gamecube is the second, and the PS2 is the dusty 3rd.
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