> If that was true then you'd be happy with a NES.
I never liked the games on the NES. But of course that is a red herring argument. The important point being that I don't buy a game machine to watch movies, do the laundry, or cook the meals, I buy it to play games. The machine that plays the games I like is the one I'm going to buy, (mostly) regardless of price or other features.
I never liked the games on the NES. But of course that is a red herring argument. The important point being that I don't buy a game machine to watch movies, do the laundry, or cook the meals, I buy it to play games. The machine that plays the games I like is the one I'm going to buy, (mostly) regardless of price or other features.