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<blockquote data-quote="Telor" data-source="post: 454851" data-attributes="member: 1786">I'm into videogames as much as I'm into DnDThe best place to go to get truthful answers is <a href="http://www.ign.com" target="_blank">www.ign.com</a>The PS2 has the most games - which is the only aspect in which it is ahead of its pack; however its probably the most important oneIf you analyze the specs of the Xbox and the Gamecube, the Xbox is more powerful but is statistically insignificant.It really comes down to which kind of games you want to buy. I own a Gamecube because I live in a college town and I have friends at my apt all the freakin time. No other system comes close to multiplayer fun. The only RPG out for the GCN is Phantasy Star Online (the other RPG is a card game that blows in my opinion).&nbsp; PSO is a great game, online or not and it should be coming to the other systems soon enough. The total lack of RPGs should drive most of you away and rightly so.I also like adventure games Mario, Resident Evil, Eternal Darkness, Starfox, Zelda, Metroid, the list continues.Everyone should seriously check out Metroid Prime; it was funny hearing an Xbox rep say, &quot;Damn, now I have to buy a GCN,&quot; when he played a demo of it at EB.My brother has a PS2 which is why I don't own one. The recent Squaresoft games didn't grab like they used to, which is the only reason I had a PSX (99% of my PSX games were Square).Since Squaresoft is making games for Nintendo now (Final Fantasy movies and screens are available at cube.ign.com) I have even less reason to buy a PS2.I'll be buying an XBox soon enough so I can get my hands on some of their great games; but I probably will never own as many games for that as I do my GCN.-Telor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Telor, post: 454851, member: 1786"] [b]I'm into videogames as much as I'm into DnD[/b] The best place to go to get truthful answers is [url]www.ign.com[/url] The PS2 has the most games - which is the only aspect in which it is ahead of its pack; however its probably the most important one If you analyze the specs of the Xbox and the Gamecube, the Xbox is more powerful but is statistically insignificant. It really comes down to which kind of games you want to buy. I own a Gamecube because I live in a college town and I have friends at my apt all the freakin time. No other system comes close to multiplayer fun. The only RPG out for the GCN is Phantasy Star Online (the other RPG is a card game that blows in my opinion). PSO is a great game, online or not and it should be coming to the other systems soon enough. The total lack of RPGs should drive most of you away and rightly so. I also like adventure games Mario, Resident Evil, Eternal Darkness, Starfox, Zelda, Metroid, the list continues. Everyone should seriously check out Metroid Prime; it was funny hearing an Xbox rep say, "Damn, now I have to buy a GCN," when he played a demo of it at EB. My brother has a PS2 which is why I don't own one. The recent Squaresoft games didn't grab like they used to, which is the only reason I had a PSX (99% of my PSX games were Square). Since Squaresoft is making games for Nintendo now (Final Fantasy movies and screens are available at cube.ign.com) I have even less reason to buy a PS2. I'll be buying an XBox soon enough so I can get my hands on some of their great games; but I probably will never own as many games for that as I do my GCN. -Telor [/QUOTE]

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