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| By: keyshark | Created:4-22-2008 | List Contest: Staff not Eligible |
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There have been some great consoles for their time. But what was the best given the technology they had to work with?
To qualify it has to fall under the following:
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Released: 1980
Manufacturer: Mattel
Units Sold: 3 Million
Generation: 2nd
PriceTag: $299
CPU: < 1 MHz
Game Controller: 12 Button Numeric Keypad, 4 side buttons w/ "Overlays"
Notable Games: Advanced D&D, Tron, Armor Battle, Utopia
Released: 1990
Manufacturer: SNK
Units Sold: < 1 Million
Generation: 4th
Price Tag: $599
CPU: 12 MHz - 8/16/32-bit multiprocessing system (marketed as 24-Bit)
Controllers: 4-Button
Notable Games: Baseball Stars, The King of Fighters, Samurai Shodown
Released: 1987 (1989 in US)
Manufacturer: NEC Corporation
Units Sold: 10 Million
Generation: 4th
Price Tag: $400
CPU: 1.79 or 7.16 MHz (switchable by software) - 8 Bit CPU (16-Bit GPU)
Add-ons: TurboGrafx-CD
Notable Games: Bomberman '94, Military Madness, Download, 1941: Counter Attack
Released: 1994 (1995 in US)
Manufacturer: Sega
Units Sold: 17 Million
Generation: 5th
Price Tag: $399
CPU: 2 x 28.6 MHz
Notable Games: Virtua Fighter 2, Grandia
Released: 1986
Manufacturer: Sega
Units Sold: 13 Million
Generation: 3rd
Price Tag: $200
CPU: 3.5 MHz - 8-Bit
Controllers: 2-Button, Light Phaser, 3D Glasses
Notable Games: Alex Kidd, Sonic the Hedgehog, Hang-On & Safari Hunt
Released: 2006
Manufacturer: Sony
Units Sold: 10.49 Million (as of 1/1/2008)
Generation: 7th
Price Tag: 20 GB: $499, 60 GB: $599
CPU: 3.2 GHz Cell Broadband Engine
Controllers: Sixaxis/DualShock3
Notable Games: MotorStorm, Resistance: Fall of Man, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction
Released: 2001 (2002 in Japan)
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Units Sold: 24 Million (as of 2006)
Generation: 6th
Price Tag: $299
CPU: 733 MHz
Notable Games: Halo, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Grand Theft Auto III, Halo 2
Released: 2001
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Units Sold: 21.6 Million
Generation: 6th
Price Tag: $200
CPU: 485 MHz
Notable Games: Super Smash Bros., Metroid Prime, Super Mario Sunshine
Released: 2005
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Units Sold: 18 Million (as of 2/22/2008)
Generation: 7th
Price Tag: Core: $299, Premium: $399
CPU: 3.2 GHz
Notable Games: Halo 3, Gears of War, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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4-22-2008 4:41 pm
Regarding notable games for the PS2: What about God of War 1 & 2?
4-23-2008 2:54 pm
NES should be number 1, and Sega Genesis was better than SNES
4-23-2008 6:46 pm
What about MGS for PS2? PS2 had the best games, and with 120+ Million sales... why isn't it number one? With SNES Number two, and NES number 3.
4-25-2008 7:56 pm
Some of those choices I wholeheartedly agree with, but others I strongly disapprove of... I rate both Dreamcast and N64 over both PS1 and PS2. Also, I didn't like any of the notable games listed for either Playstations. Playstation and Xbox, in my humble opinion, should be knocked down a notch. The Genesis should be brought up a notch. First place, in my opinion, belongs to either SNES or Genesis. That's a decision I have thought about plenty and is still too difficult to make. In the early years of Super Nintendo, the Genesis was picked on by Nintendo fans for its lack of RPG games. It can't be denied that in comparison to the SNES, the Genesis was and is severely lacking in decent role-playing games. Even though it did give birth to a few classics of the genre. It seems to me, if you value multiplayer experience over singleplayer, go with Genesis. If you value a good singleplayer experience, you can rarely go wrong with SNES.
5-14-2008 3:42 pm
The Snes is surely #1. i'm 30 years old and have played all of these systems. Their all good in their own respect but some just stand above the others. The games that the snes and regular nintendo had were unreal. Big fan of The PS1 and PS2, N64, 360, well i like them all for one reason or another. The genesis was a good system. Some of my friends had them. But as one person said they lacked a final fantasy or mario kart type game.
6-10-2008 11:50 pm
Seriously the dreamcast was a hunk of crap. It just had nothing to set itself apart from the crowd. it came out too early. suffered from what the PS3 does today, people were content with their older machine. and listing Sega arcade games for the Saturn is average. the megadrive is definately higher that the Wii though.
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