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oblar · 08-04-2005, 12:15 PM

I find backwards compatibility to be very important. I will be purchasing an Xbox360 if it supports the current Xbox games I own. If it does not then I will buy an Xbox (yes, I own games but no system *grin*). I will not buy the two. I don't plan on purchasing any 360 games, but I just like the wireless controllers... That alone would nearly be enough for the extra 150$ difference between the two systems.

I actually plan on making a game machine to hook up to my TV so that I can run emulators and not worry about keeping my SNES, NES, N64 all hooked up at the same time. I rarely play video games, but when I wish to I don't want to have to rehook up the console each time. The main reason I keep these systems around is for nostalgic purposes. I like seeing the old system that took up most of my time in my youth

08-04-2005, 12:15 PM	#12 (permalink)
oblar Über-Rookie Location: No longer, D.C	I find backwards compatibility to be very important. I will be purchasing an Xbox360 if it supports the current Xbox games I own. If it does not then I will buy an Xbox (yes, I own games but no system grin). I will not buy the two. I don't plan on purchasing any 360 games, but I just like the wireless controllers... That alone would nearly be enough for the extra 150$ difference between the two systems. I actually plan on making a game machine to hook up to my TV so that I can run emulators and not worry about keeping my SNES, NES, N64 all hooked up at the same time. I rarely play video games, but when I wish to I don't want to have to rehook up the console each time. The main reason I keep these systems around is for nostalgic purposes. I like seeing the old system that took up most of my time in my youth __________________ "All that we can do is just survive. .All that we can do to help ourselves is stay alive." - Rush