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RE: X Box/Leopard/Ace


  • To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: RE: X Box/Leopard/Ace
  • From: "Gerard McGovern" <stuff@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 11:13:48 +0000
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  • Reply-to: ukha_d@xxxxxxx

> > > buy a copy of Counterstrike - you
> > > then have a home entertainment 'hub' that can be programmed
> > for HA and that
> > > runs the only game worth playing :-)
> >
> > Obviously has not played Halo...
>
> Obviously has not played Counterstrike :-)))
>
> (Actually, have played Halo for about 1/2 an hr.  Not bad for some
> mindless
> quake-a-like fun.  CS is more the thinking man's FPS :-)  Major prob
> with
> Halo was it is not keyboard & mouse controlled = the _only_ way to
play
> such
> games!!!!!
> M8 who has Xbox & played Halo a lot is still happier with k'bd
& mouse
> combo
> than Xbox controller......)

For control via a joypad, Halo does a very good job.

The Xbox is competing with the PS2 and GameCube so therefore is aimed at
a totally different market. 12-30 year olds who want to just pick up a
controller and play, preferable with a few of the their friends. This is
where the PC loses out big time ... it is just single user.

Either way, both the Xbox and a decent gaming PC have their advantages
and disadvantages; which you buy is always going to be based on your
requirements.

G (who has a Xbox and a PC)




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