[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]N64 had the 3d games as an edge while Saturn had the 2d games as their strong point. At the time, the gaming industry and media in general was moving towards 3d graphics. So it really depends on what you're looking for. The N64 didn't have a single SF game. Banjo_Kongfooie
I can assure that while the Saturn's strong point was 2D , it was certainly no weakling in the 3D department , although the N64 did pretty much crush it in the 3D platformer department ,and 3D action adventure games, in terms of number of games anyways.Yes it was... You claim to have an N64 but state that it did not noticabley destroy the N64 in graphics.
Also your aruguement is laughable. Sure you hypothetically own more N64 games, but what games? How many have you actually beaten? You admitted your a collector so how do we know they are not almost all sealed games?
Also I own a Ngage and Gba so I have more knowledge of them both???? That makes no sense because research and a little hands on experience > just owning stuff.
well if you own an Ngage (and I would assume you have games for it) , yes , you would know about it than me, since I know next to nothing about it.
I never knew collecting had to do with keeping games sealed, its really with collecting games, you don't seem to realise that, sure you can focus on sealed games, but I would call that kind of thing obsession or collecting for the sake of collecting as opposed to collecting to actually play the games.
if you want to know what games I have, just look at my games list, which I have already provided a link to , all of my N64 games are there.
I just find it hilarious, that considering youre the guy who basically trolls around here just to act as the champion of the N64, you don't even have that many games of it, I honestly expected you to have in the region of 50+
and on what do you base the Saturn being weak in the 3D department? which games are those?
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