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1x NES 2x SNES 2x Nintendo 64 3x Gamecube 1x GBA 2x GBA SP 1x Nintendo DS 3x Megadrive 1x Saturn 1x Dreamcast 1x PS2 1x PStwo 1x PSP 1x Xbox Owned in the past: Panasonic 3DO, Atari 2600, Spectrum, GB classic/pocket/colour...

I don't think the Revolution will hit quite the same market as the other consoles. It may end up selling less to current gamers, but bringing in a wider range of non-gamers. Just don't underestimate Microsoft. Live play rules, and the 360 should fix the issue of Japanese support that plagued the Xbox, even if it doesn't really do anything new.

Actually, they recently released Conker for Xbox, albeit as an N64 port with an online mode added.

It's unique. I think it's the right direction for Nintendo to take. The pad would look at home on your coffee table next to your DVD and tv remotes, and because it's a non-threatening thing to hold people who might otherwise ignore gamepads could be willing to give it a go. After all, everyone uses remote controls, and the power button is right there - what would it hurt to give it a go?

Mine is "mechmonkeys". Multiple, because everyone in my family uses it. If you ever fancy a game on Burnout 3 or something, just gimme a shout.

http://www.download.com/RPG-Maker-XP/3000-7537_4-10437118.html?tag=lst-0-2 US$60, and worth every... eh... cent. Buy it. 30 free trial, if you want to try before you buy.

Dunno, but it's only like a 22meg download, so it won't hurt.

Hmm. Looks awfully current gen to me...

I'm getting it. I've played the Xbox demo and it's way better than Burnout 3. The Traffic Checking is fantastic, makes the game a lot easier to play, and the multiple route thing is awesome. I can't wait for the full game to arrive.

Enjoy it, then watch Advent Children. I saw AC this morning and if you're a FF7 fan you'll love it. It's pretty funny in places, the Turks provide comedy relief. Not enough Elena, though.

I think the black one is sexier. The blue light doesn't really go with white. It'd need to be an orange or green light.

higher res, mp3 support, RGSS scripting for custom menus/events/battles/whatever you want, sprites as big as you like, no restrictions, true colour image support...

The ruby scripting language rocks. Check out some of the resources and stuff at rmxp.net I'm also going to make some character sets and upload them to my site (http://www.silentdream.co.uk)

How about Super Punch Out. You'd use two main pads to punch and swipe, perhaps using the buttons on the pads to dodge.

*drool* This is nice. I love my PSP.