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Greg Hyland wrote:
> Not that many games for the Mac (although you can play Peasent's Quest), so I
> picked up this thing that you may have seen in stores. It's called a PlayStation
> 2. You can actually hook it up to your TV, so no need for a monitor. I think
> it's got it's own computer or something inside of it. It teaches me to solve my
> problems with violence, and to have a healthy mistrust of the undead, which is a
> message sorely lacking in today's schools. It seems several companies produce
> games that work on this machine these days.
> -Greg
Not surprisingly I've been looking at consoles these days. Which is the
one with the girl that kicks high. :-)
The major thing I'll need to get use to is the controllers. I'm a
keyboard and mouse player. I've always had trouble translating that to
a console controller.
My current dilemma is which console. I don't like the X-Box because the
whole point of this exercise is to get away from Microsoft. I don't
like the Playstation because Sony has been driving me nuts for years. I
don't like the Game Cube, because it's too cute.
Of coarse the next problem is it's about time for the Next Generation
consoles to be released.
And of coarse I'll have to get it modified so I play all those Japaneses
DDR releases.
Nothing is ever simple.
Derek
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