I guess I'll chose the N64 since the PS1 was omitted for no valid reason. Donkey Kong 64 is still one of my favorite games even today.
There's a very good reason why it was omitted - the OP wanted to give the N64 a chance. ;O;I guess I'll chose the N64 since the PS1 was omitted for no valid reason. Donkey Kong 64 is still one of my favorite games even today.
There's a very good reason why it was omitted - the OP wanted to give the N64 a chance. ;O;
There's only 5-10 of'em, you'd have to have really poor memory not to remember a list of games shorter than your average grocery shopping list. ;O;There's a very good reason why it was omitted - the OP wanted to give the N64 a chance, to show off its kick ass games that are very memorable.
- Not BlackWizzard17
There's only 5-10 of'em, you'd have to have really poor memory not to remember a list of games shorter than your average grocery shopping list. ;O;
Your gross underestimation of the PS1's library has me scratching my head, but I don't generally engage in List Wars, so I won't be the one correcting you.*Snip!*
Your gross underestimation of the PS1's library has me scratching my head, but I don't generally engage in List Wars, so I won't be the one correcting you.
A-ha! T'was trickery, I knew it was! EXPOSED! ;O;Nah, i have played far more ps1 games. I know more of its library then you think i do but as an opinion I just like the N64 because of its memorable games as listed above that i grew up with even though Ps1 had some other great games such as Metal gear, Tomb Raider, Megaman, Twisted Metal, ect. (And even some Japanese only games)
A-ha! T'was trickery, I knew it was! EXPOSED! ;O;
Anywho, the PS1 has Metal Gear Solid, so by definition PS1 > N64, no question about it. Then again, back in the day I skipped both because PC Master Race - I only returned to consoles when the Gamecube came along.
A-ha! T'was trickery, I knew it was! EXPOSED! ;O;
Anywho, the PS1 has Metal Gear Solid, so by definition PS1 > N64, no question about it. Then again, back in the day I skipped both because PC Master Race - I only returned to consoles when the Gamecube came along.
The PC port of MGS was released in 2000, the PC port of FF7 was released 1998 - by that time the games were cold beans for PS1 users who already had other hits to busy themselves with.pppffff. PC also has MGS and FF7 since those times, so PC still wins over N64/PS1 and PS1 lost 2 games from the exclusive list.