I figured it was probably a while back, but I'd never pass up an opportunity to be a smart ass
The cards are the only thing that bothers me about it...
How about the multiplayer adaptor? You might not have need for more than two players at a time ..but if your kids want to play any of those party games with 4 players..you'll need it. It's hard to believe the Nintendo 64 had 4 controller ports and Sega followed with the Dreamcast..but of course sony was too good for that. XBox and Nintendo Gamecube have 4 ports as well.
That's not a bad thing to have...I know I have my Halo profile saved on Maxpowers Xbox...but when we link up two of them, it's not on the second one. So the memory card lets me transfer my profile to the other Xbox no problem.
It's a good thing to have for transferring stuff...but as far as saving the games...it's a freaking waste. Better to have the HD than a memory card.
How about the multiplayer adaptor? You might not have need for more than two players at a time ..but if your kids want to play any of those party games with 4 players..you'll need it. It's hard to believe the Nintendo 64 had 4 controller ports and Sega followed with the Dreamcast..but of course sony was too good for that. XBox and Nintendo Gamecube have 4 ports as well.
I haven't come across that problem yet......
well, after much thought and deliberation, i decided i would rather get the PS2...i have lots of PS1 games i still would like to play every now and then, so the double compatibility is a plus. i have memory cards as well, so that problem is also solved. the GTA series is probably my favorite, which is why i ultimately decided to go with PS2 over Xbox...as far as graphics are concerned, im going to buy a component video cable to make the graphics kick ass...if you arent using component video for your PS2, Xbox, or DVD player, you are really missing out
Inevitably ..it's about the games.
The one reason I am contemplating getting a gamecube at some point is for the Resident Evil series. But and a big but is I would rather play them in full visual AND audio glory. Since Gamecube does not support Dolby Digital that really keeps me from being too anxious to get it.
Which leads me to ps2...from what I've read apparently it does not support true 5.1 DD...but since I don't have one I'm not sure if it does...anyone know.
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