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That is a fair point considering that the Sega Saturn did not perform nearly as well as the N64 and the Dreamcast under performed. If Sony did not come around, Nintendo would have had a pseudo monopoly on the industry. Competition always brings the best out in companies, so I am happy that Sony...

I hope they don't. Let's be honest, the Move and Kinect were not as good or successful as the Wii. I don't think anybody is waiting on bated breath to play the Move on PS4.

My most used was the PS2. I played a lot of RPGs and fighting games on it. My most played PS2 game is either Final Fantasy x or Kingdom Hearts. I replayed both of those games multiple times.

I used to drink bottled water or filter water. But after moving to NYC, I drink tap water. NYC has some of the cleanest water in the country due to their distilling process. It saves me a lot of money by not having to buy bottled water.

They are arguably the second most significant gaming company being Nintendo. Nintendo literally saved the gaming industry in the 80's so no arguing that with me. Sega and Atari definitely made an impact on the industry, but Sony is still making an impact and is as relevant as ever. Not many...

I can't see how they can go any higher than $60 right now. I know that it costs tons to develop these games, but the average consumer can barely afford $60 bucks a game, let alone any higher. At some point, demand will begin to shift significantly if the price gets too high.

I wish that they would bring back the March Madness series. I always preferred those games to the NBA games because I am a bigger college fan than pro. I'm sure NBA 2K114 will be good though. Would love to see a new NBA Jam though.

It is probably worth that for all of the technology in it. I would not buy it at that price though. $400 can go a long way and I cannot afford to spend that on a console that will be my secondary console. No problem with Sony, but I just prefer to play Nintendo games.

It honestly depends what mood I am in. Sometimes I get really into sports games and want to take my team through several seasons of franchise mode. Other times I prefer just to beat things up, so I go with action. If I had to pick one, I guess I would go with action because there is more variety.

I agree. Maybe it is because I am older, but I do not want a console with a design on it, even if the design is something I love. I think the Pikachu 3DS is cool, but I don't want it for myself. As an adult, I want my consoles to look like a sleek piece of technology, even though truthfully they...

It is pretty normal for old consoles to be produced in other countries. I can't remember which country, but I think it is Brazil that still produces Sega Genesis consoles and games. That is just crazy from an American standpoint.

Good to know that Raving Rabbids was good. I never got a chance to play it. Might pick up a copy if I find it cheap.

I actually missed a lot of the good RPG games on the PSX, so I don't have any characters with awesome back stories. In particular I remember loving Eddie Gordo from Tekken. His fighting style was really funny to me as a kid. I also liked Tomba from the Tomba series. He was just like a funny...

Not honestly sure about different playstations. There actually were more N64's choices than just the ones mentioned above. Most notably is the Hey You Pikachu N64 that was blue with a Pikachu jutting out the front. They just don't make special editions like that today.

You just gotta shop around. Sometimes Amazon is cheaper, sometimes ebay is cheaper. Craigslist is worth checking too. Still, you are generally going to find the cheapest prices in person at flea markets or yard sales.

I use PS1 and PSX interchangeably. I am not honestly sure of the origin of PSX, but I started seeing it a lot online. I guess I just picked it up that way. As far as I know, it is appropriate to use PSX to speak of the original Playstation.

The last game I played was Pokemon Pearl. Not a perfect game, but a good advancement to the series at the time. That was the first time that we could trade wirelessly. Also, the second screen made battling easier because you could just tap your attack. Overall: 9/10

I've never seen this before. Looks interesting. Kinda reminiscent of an early Monkey Ball. Will definitely check this game out if I find it at a flea market.

Movie adaptations are almost never good. I can't even think of one off the top of my head. First gen 3D games have also aged poorly, so I can't imagine this game being any good.

I remember seeing FF7 at a flea market. The kid selling it had already beaten it. I wasn't a RPG gamer yet, so I passed it up. Looking back, I should have got it. It would be awesome to have a FF7 in it's jewel case today.