2nd Gen: Vectrex
3rd Gen: SEGA Master System
4th Gen: TurboDuo
5th Gen: Saturn
6th Gen: PlayStation2 This was the toughest one to choice for me. I really loved all of the consoles of that generation. PS2 wins on volume alone.
7th Gen: Xbox 360 This generation is the easiest to call. It's really not even close.
I know right. So why is the 360 your favorite when the PS3 is the best?Originally Posted by Emperor Megas
Everything in the above post is opinion unless stated otherwise.
Please; I only use my PS3 to play PS2 games. I'm really not a fan of the DS3 controller (I've always hated PlayStation controllers), especially compared to the 360 controller, which means 90% of cross platform games I get for the 360. There are more exclusives I care about on the 360 than the PS3 as well. It doesn't help that my original fat PS3 is a hideous, high gloss eyesore, not unlike the equally atrocious new glossy slim 360s. Honestly, PS3 is my number 3 pick for this generation.
Because 360 is a better gaming experience thanks to Xbox Live.
1st Gen: Missed out on this...
2nd Gen: Atari 2600. Tunnel Runner, Dragon Fire, Venture etc. There were some good times with those games.
3rd Gen: NES. I love my Master System, but the NES had a bigger variety of classics.
4th Gen: Genesis and Sega CD. I bleed blue from here on out. Turbo Duo is a close call but Sega was my first true love.
5th Gen: Saturn is my favorite by miles and miles. But really, when you experience a story like Panzer Dragoon Saga's, everything else just seems a bit shallow. Amazing system with amazing games.
6th Gen: Dreamcast. My love for gaming pretty much died off after the DC. But then again, for me, few games can top Skies of Arcadia, Out Trigger, Berserk, Armada, Blue Stinger, Shenmue etc.
7th Gen: Xbox 360. The only current gen system I care about and only for a small selection of games. The game that sold me on a 360 was Bullet Witch. IMHO one of the most enjoyable games ever made.
If a god is willing to prevent evil, but not able, then he is not omnipotent. If he is able, but not willing, then he must be malevolent. If he is both willing and able, then why is there evil? If he is neither able or willing then why call him a god?
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