Still though, the prospects of a virtual console are amazing, and the thought of playing Super Metroid or other Nintendo classics on my TV is awesome.
Hopefully they don't charge to much for the classic games. It would suck if they were charging 5-10 bucks or more a piece for them. At that much chances are i could buy them CIB for less or a few bucks more.
I was looking foward to teh Revolution but no HD support is bad.
Isn't it going to run on Sandiscs or someother already existant media card? If that is the case it might be something that you are already using for another piece of technology.
For five hundred bucks you could just mod out your computer pretty nicely. I might just work on upgrading my PC and wait until the console prices drop.
Thats what i am going to start doing. I spend as much time (if not more) on my PC as i do gaming. Hell i even game on my PC. So i am going to start putting money aside 50-50 for PC parts and games.
I could care less about HD.
Having a built in HD is just one less thing you have to pay for.
I don't know of anyone who filled up thier XBox HD with game saves(music doesn't count IMO and game ISO's definately don't)
On the other hand i have burned thru the space on GCN/PS2/PS/DC/N64 memorycards/VMUs/controller paks.
HD is MUCH better to have to save you just that much more money.
But if it is added into the cost later(PS2 HDD and possibly 360HD) it then is something you shouldn't care about.
Nintendo's excuse for not putting in a HD is that they expect children as your as 5 to be using the system.
Pretty weak reasoning IMO.