Re: [E3] Biggest markouts so far?

Krusty <krusty@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Same here. I seem to recall the early PS1 and PS2 hardware being flaky...
problems with reading certain types of discs and such. I imagine it'll
be no different for the PS3, so I'm going to give them a bit of time to
work out the kinks.
Nintendo, on the other hand, seems to put out pretty solid hardware, and
I have no fears about picking up a Wii from the first shipment.
I preordered my N64 and my Cube, and wasn't disappointed with either.

I didn't get an N64 till a lot later (I was like 16 or something and that
was a lot of money back then)... didn't get a Cube till later either (started
with the PS2, and university kept me too busy to do much gaming).

This time though, I'm definitely looking to get one at (or close to) launch.

HitMan333
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