I'm sorry, Sony and mostly Microsoft are taking gaming the wrong direction. I don't care about the graphics. I just don't. I'm still playing games like Starcraft, Fallout, Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past, and Final Fantasy 4. Why? Because, they're still good games and better then many of the newer games that have 'teh grafix!'.
Storyline and Gameplay are two amazing words. Offer both at a good amound and quality, I'll probably fall for it. Offer me great graphics with nothing underneath, you can kiss my ass. I won't buy your game.
With the Revolution the gameplay possiblities will be expanded. Many people say it will lose the methods of gameplay because of the lack of being like the GameCube's controller(as the Xbox 360's controller is like the Xbox's and the PS3's, I assume, will be like the PS2's). Which has better controls, the DS or the PSP? If you answer the latter, you're a dipshit and I demand you stop spending money on games since you're obviously supporting the wrong products for the wrong reasons.
Anyways, I see no reason to think the Revolution will no kick complete ass I can only wait with excitement and hope that it will conquer the PS3 and Xbox 360.
Viva la Revolution!
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Graphics have never meant much to me. Take one of my favorite games, Lunar: Silver Star Story, for example. Really cool plot (a bit predictable, though), terrible graphics, fun game play. They stuck to sprites even though it was a PS game, making some people angry (including my brothers, who bought it), but endearing it to me. Let's face it, graphics really don't mean much to some people. Hyping them up and forgetting to have an actual plot really sets your game up for failure for a wide range of people.
Basically, I agree with you. Except about the game systems. Nintendo sucks, so there.
On another note, your grammatical and spelling errors follow you where e'er you go....
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