Scott L
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http://www.xbox.com/live/xbox+live+vs+ps2.htm?det=1
Buncha A-holes they got working over there at Microsoft.
Buncha A-holes they got working over there at Microsoft.
Do you enjoy using coins to install hardware peripherals?LOL
-Dave
The Network Adaptor easily connects to the PlayStation®2 system by lining up the Network Adaptor connectors to the Expansion Bay located at the rear of the PlayStation®2 system. Gently tighten the mounting screws using a coin, and you’re on your way!Now, if I only had a nickel for every time I heard that one!
Gary
a statement like "I'm kinda moody. Like a girl." is only going to hurt your company image.Yes we wouldn't Microsoft tarnishing that spotless image now would we?
Isn't it the mark of the also-ran to ridicule the competition instead of hyping their own accomplishments?Give it some time, Allen. I just got the XBox for Christmas and now have all 3 systems. Without Live, the Gamecube is my favorite system. But with Live, the XBox is sooooooo much more fun than anything else. Judging by their growing sales numbers, better bundling jobs, and good ol' fashion sense of American business competition, Nintendo and Sony need to be on the lookout.
As for the article, it's just funny, you have to admit. It targets Microsoft's market perfectly.
Do you enjoy using coins to install hardware peripherals?and exactly what is wrong with using a coin to screw something in? everyone has them lying around, and its not like you have to install it and uninstall it repeatedly. just as easy as a screwdriver, isnt it? sounds like a childish way to try to gain some ground on ps2. want to do it the right way? gain ground with your GAMES.
CJ
and its not like you have to install it and uninstall it repeatedly.On Xbox, you don't even have to install it once...
By making their console look "cool," they hope to make money. It's childish and stupid.Yeah, God knows noone's ever tried that approach before... :rolleyes
Yeah, God knows noone's ever tried that approach before...Hahaha, I was actually thinking of the exact same thing.. quite a hypocritical comment there..
Does anyone remember these demos of the "capabilities" of the PS2??
PS2 Demos