potential PPC Amiga REAL CHEAP

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OMG, Gamecubes are evil though!!!!  I mean yeah I know I have a XBox and that's considered to be the devil in the flesh, but at least it has some really nifty killer games.  What can I really play on Gamecube that is worth playing? Resident Evils I guess.  

I really don't feel like playing games like Piki-Coco Fluffy Chop Chop Feel Good Day, or Animal Sing Along Dualing Guitars.

 :roll: No more sacchrin, pastel, enka saturated games.  It's all about the blowing stuff up, and tearing stuff up.

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@Tripitaka

Ahhh, I wish when I had the money, I was ambition enough to do that to my XBox.  At the time I bought into the even empire, and got me a XBox Live account, and I just didn't want to do anything to my hardware that was going to keep me from using it.  

I guess now since there aren't going to be any really new Live hits coming out for the XBox since the XBox 360 is now the star, I think I might even attempt at doing that.  I've never really been a fan of the Gamecube though. It just really didn't click with me, and the weird media concerned me even more.  Add that with the stigma of being a "kiddie" system. Yes there are too many kiddie type games on that system.  I don't think the N64 even had that degree of pastelness.

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Yeah!!!!  But I'm still not getting a GameCube though.  I would rather get something like a G5 or something.

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@lou_dias

I have a Atari XEGS, 3 Sega Saturns, an Apple IIGS, and a XBox .  Why would I need another game console?  It's all nice and stuff to have the cool factor of hacking consoles, but too me I like having real computers.  Yeah.  The last Nintendo product I paid into was a Super Nintendo.  That was ages ago.  Nintendo has to do some serious making up before they get my trust in spending money in their products.  That's why I only have the Saturn (the other two I literally got for free), and didn't get the Dreamcast.  I remember Sega even yanked the development kit for the Saturn, and probably were going to expect me to cough up cash for the Dreamcast SDK.

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@koaftder

Which to me in the case of any device that would have a less then ideal system bus, and a paltry amount of memory, it would be C/C++. Err, or you could use Forth, Sy, Python, REBOL, etc...  (I remember loved Atari Pilot and LOGO)

[justthatgood]

But Forth has been used in the firmware of a lot of microsystems, Apples and Sun systems I know of.  Lots of embedded system goodness.

Eeks, we just need to get good code to run our stuff with as little overhead as possible, not dig into liner second order homogeneous equations with constant cofficients and stuff.

 :roll: Some people get too excited about differential equations, and it scares me.  That's why you catch hardcore geeks and NASA workers in the bathroom with MIT and other technology journals (oh yes, you are a bad bad polynomial with a bad set of  parabolas)

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*I guess I'm a going to be a Nazi Microsoft loving freak because I wanna a XBox 360 for some strange reason (maybe after they get all the hardware problems straighten out )

*I like to listen to arguements because I like to have ammo to fire back at people.

*I try not to make myself look like an idiot (most of the time, sometimes you just can't help it)

*I love C!!!!! I'm probably going to get better a C++. When my friends were going to do game development, it had to be in C.     IMHO any real developer that develops real software is using C/C++ (no using Director isn't real programming)


Yes Yes Yes I am a Technoid now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

151 Woo Hoo!!!!!

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Not until our internet 2.0 I guess :lol:

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But Geeks rock though.

And I'm still getting a XBox 360 over a Revolution, unless they give me one for FREE.

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Die thread, DIE  :ak47: