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Re: Top 10 Blunders in Gaming
Didn't Atari have the chance to bring the NES to America and passed? That would have to be considered.
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Re: Top 10 Blunders in Gaming
Originally Posted by Drexl
(Post 9426906)
Or how about Atari screwing up the deal to distribute the NES outside of Japan?
Originally Posted by mh4268
(Post 9427949)
Didn't Atari have the chance to bring the NES to America and passed? That would have to be considered.
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Re: Top 10 Blunders in Gaming
Most of Atari's decisions from around 1981-present can be considered a giant blunder ;)
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Re: Top 10 Blunders in Gaming
Aside from picking up Ghostbusters and Riddick that is.
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Re: Top 10 Blunders in Gaming
Originally Posted by RichC2
(Post 9427718)
To counter balance, you could have mentioned one of the xbox360's major flubs this gen, including but not limited to: THE RED RING OF OMFG DEATH!!@#!, $100 20 gb harddrives, $100 usb wifi adapters. (I heart my 360 and use it way more than my PS3, but there are some obvious deficencies there. That said, yeah, Live still rocks and there are a dozen workarounds to both the hdd and wifi issues. But still, Red Ring? Microsoft, what the hell. Only they could find a way to port the BSOD to standalone hardware.)
But yeah, I've replaced my 360 twice and might have to do it again cause it's too loud. |
Re: Top 10 Blunders in Gaming
Apparently the OP thinks that the only way to purchase DLC is with a credit card....?
I'm disappointed the NeoGeo Pocket Color didn't take off as well here as in Asia - perfect joystick for fighting games (and such great games they were....) compared to the Gameboy (at the time - haven't tried anything after the Advance SP). Never even seen a WonderSwan (sp?) but apparently those had their moment as well. |
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