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02-18-03, 07:47 PM
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DVD Talk Platinum Edition
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www.gamefaqs.com is good for FAQ and Walkthroughs.
The forums are pretty crappy (lot of young kids posting), but sometimes you can learn soemthing new/interesting.
The forums are pretty crappy (lot of young kids posting), but sometimes you can learn soemthing new/interesting.
02-18-03, 09:20 PM
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DVD Talk Special Edition
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Originally posted by Josh Hinkle
This is the only remotely decent one I've ever found.
This is the only remotely decent one I've ever found.
02-18-03, 09:28 PM
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yeah, i like this. you see a lot of deals and no stupid bashes against consoles. gamefaqs is rampant with 10 year olds and ign boards are decent, but you need to pay for it. the free 'vestibule' board is a rampage. it is fairly good for laughs though
02-18-03, 09:34 PM
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DVD Talk Hall of Fame
$intendo is the best and will kick all the other systems a$$!!!!!!!
Seriously, this is as deep as I want to get into gaming forums. I really don't want to wade through all the crap that alot of other gaming forums....actually other forums period often have.
Seriously, this is as deep as I want to get into gaming forums. I really don't want to wade through all the crap that alot of other gaming forums....actually other forums period often have.
02-19-03, 01:36 PM
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I also like the Video Game Hardware/Video Game Software forums at HomeTheaterForum.com
02-19-03, 03:39 PM
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i try to check this dvdtalk's vg forum everyday along with:
arstechnica.com's open forum:
http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenT...frm&s=50009562
and gamespy's forum planet
http://www.forumplanet.com/
thanks, guys for those other links, i'll check them out..
arstechnica.com's open forum:
http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenT...frm&s=50009562
and gamespy's forum planet
http://www.forumplanet.com/
thanks, guys for those other links, i'll check them out..
02-19-03, 04:17 PM
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People in this forum are much more mature than, say, gaming-age.
BUT, I do think that gaming-age has more hardcore gamers. Not to take anything away from this forum, but some members seem to care more about progressive scan and HDTV capabilities of video gaming rather than the actual games themselves.
BUT, I do think that gaming-age has more hardcore gamers. Not to take anything away from this forum, but some members seem to care more about progressive scan and HDTV capabilities of video gaming rather than the actual games themselves.
02-19-03, 04:21 PM
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Originally posted by William Wallace
People in this forum are much more mature than, say, gaming-age.
BUT, I do think that gaming-age has more hardcore gamers. Not to take anything away from this forum, but some members seem to care more about progressive scan and HDTV capabilities of video gaming rather than the actual games themselves.
People in this forum are much more mature than, say, gaming-age.
BUT, I do think that gaming-age has more hardcore gamers. Not to take anything away from this forum, but some members seem to care more about progressive scan and HDTV capabilities of video gaming rather than the actual games themselves.
(Not that I know.. I'm poor!).. another defense is that if every game that comes out is going to suck, might as well have them LOOK good. I know the minute I get a 60" HDTV I'm hooking up the NES and playing some Zelda 2, with ultra bass! (okay.. maybe AFTER I play Panzer Dragoon Orta in HD)..
