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@Misfit Toy
It's only gotten out of hand to you because you do not understand the plight of minorities in this country.

I hope this doesn't mean that Panasonic is no longer looking into making game hardware again. The industry could always use a new contender with new gadgets to play.

@WiNGSPANTT from TopTierTacticsco
it's one of the few FMV games I thought deserved a sequel.

@CaptainProtonX

revision3 is kind of like the old TechTV, the fun interesting technology shows before Comcast took over ruined it and turned into mindless G4 media.

@DeadInside

yeah I'm sure you're talented enough to create something that would grab our attention longer.

@DreadArrow

alkaline batteries were definitely a must for SEGA's old handheld though they were expensive. But batteries overall sucked in the 90s I opened up a Game Gear rechargeable battery pack to find it only had a 1300 mAH Ni-Cd battery inside, no wonder you would be lucky to get an hour's play off of it. I refitted the battery pack with a 2400 mAH and haven't had a need to recharge it since.

SEGA probably still holds the patent on the Moonwalker action shooting game so no one's daring to replicate it.

But I agree the 360 and PS3 versions but more specifically the Kinect enabled version is going to be a hit.

@NIck PSN ID Rattlehead91

"The best part? The "graphical update" actually looks pretty bad."

I'm posting from 1988, so if you saying the graphical update looks "Bad" that lets me know the game's graphics have improved.

DJ Hero is such a fun, and it's definitely a show stopper game that gets people's attention.

Best on 360.

Many say PS2 help setup the decade, no not really. The Dreamcast, released at the corner of the last decade was the first to introduce us to 128-bit gaming and online, and the PlayStation 2 and Xbox followed it's footsteps.

But Xbox took it to the next level with Xbox 360 and streamlined the online gaming service, and introducing many new shop features to make the console the central game and entertainment system to have in your home.