Favorite system of all time 32-bit-64-bit era only

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What is your favorite system 32-bit-64-bit era only

Sega Saturn
19
51%
Playstation
13
35%
Atari Jaguar
0
No votes
3DO
1
3%
Nintendo 64
3
8%
M2
0
No votes
32x
0
No votes
Amiga CD 32
0
No votes
PC-FX
0
No votes
Apple Bandai Pippin
1
3%
 
Total votes: 37

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Post by claudio »

M2 deserves to be on the list, its the most powerful video game system of its time.

its a pretty sick system and people put it on ebay on occasion. I believe there are some games you can play with it as well, but i cant confirm that, but considering how close it was to release there had to be.

Check out youtube for some video's, it would have been the sickest system out there (if there was support for the games of course)

d2 demo

tech car demo at show

M2 shooter demo (this one makes perfect dark look weak graphically)
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So because it is 'possible' to find some beta version of a game, for a console that is 'possible' to purchase for an exhorbitant amount of money, you might enjoy a couple of games that aren't even complete with out guarantee of being good.

And then you will conclude this was your most FAVORITE console of the era.

the only people that'll probably vote it are people who want to be funny.
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Post by dudex77 »

I never had a working Saturn so n64 gets my vote. No game can top Banjo Tooie anyways.
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Post by claudio »

lordofduct wrote:So because it is 'possible' to find some beta version of a game, for a console that is 'possible' to purchase for an exhorbitant amount of money, you might enjoy a couple of games that aren't even complete with out guarantee of being good.

And then you will conclude this was your most FAVORITE console of the era.

the only people that'll probably vote it are people who want to be funny.
well, i voted for a saturn, i would never personally buy a M2 unless i had lots of money to waste, but there are cult members, such at the jag cult, 3DO cult, Saturn Cult, mabye someone is just obsessed with the M2 and i wanted to list everything i could from that era.

besides, maybe someones favorite system from that era was a pay coffee machine.
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claudio wrote: besides, mabye someones favorite system from that era was a pay coffee machine.
HAHAHAHA... good one!
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Post by D.D.D. »

claudio wrote:well, i voted for a saturn, i would never personally buy a M2 unless i had lots of money to waste, but there are cult members, such at the jag cult, 3DO cult, Saturn Cult, mabye someone is just obsessed with the M2 and i wanted to list everything i could from that era.

besides, maybe someones favorite system from that era was a pay coffee machine.
Good point about the cult factor but I still stand on the fact that contrary to the other consoles listed, it was never released commercially despite having arcade games. It ain't a game system... It's arcade hardware/ATM/coffee machinery~ :P
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Post by fastbilly1 »

T2 coffee machines are the only way to go. The one at my work is almost just like it, sadly we do not have the gambling cups. Though I do like to say it is my lucky day after I grab a cup.
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