Xbox > Gamecube > PS2 > Dreamcast
Yeah the game cubes storage hurt and the ps2 lasted longer than the other and thus had better looking games latter on.This should indeed be the correct order when looking at overall performance, as the topic creator requested.
However be aware that the system have their pros and cons in terms of performance (for example Burnout 1 and 2 came out for GC, Xbox and PS2 while Burnout 3 never came out to the GC due to hardware limitations. And yet the overall performance of the GC should be higher than the PS2 like previously mentioned).
True although many multiplats never fully used the Xbox to full potential for ease of the ps2.Xbox > NGC > PS2 > Dreamcast
There's that PS2 is capable of displaying games in an HD resolution so I suppose it's more powerful than the NGC but devs for PS2 never truly made full use of its hardware.
Xbox is still the most powerful of all and my favourite of this round because of exclusives/multiplats like Conker, Forza, Halo, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, OutRun 2, Otogi, Just Cause, GTA SA, Midtown Madness 3, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects, Mech Assault, NFS Underground 1, Simpsons Hit & Run, and many more.
The games for Xbox can be found for less than a pound in UK in stores like CeX but certain games tend to keep their value as is the case of Conker, GTA SA, Simpsons Hit & Run, etc.
Okay, that's what I thought. Thanks for replying!
How come the Wii's graphics were only a little better than the GCN, while X360 and PS3 were running at 1080p before the Wii was running at 480p?
In a short answer specs (duh) but the Wii was never about specs it was sold on the idea it was a more open console that the general and emerging casual and younger markets could like.Okay, that's what I thought. Thanks for replying!
How come the Wii's graphics were only a little better than the GCN, while X360 and PS3 were running at 1080p before the Wii was running at 480p?
NGC was great and all, and still is but for multiplats such as Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory which were split to two discs the loading times were quite long and this version just didn't seem to be as good as the Xbox had it.Xbox was most powerful, Gamecube was on par with Xbox in many regards, PS2 was weaker than Dreamcast, though Dreamcast could do some things the PS2 couldn't.
Also some games were made artistically rather than for modern graphics (okami and paper mario are examples of that)NGC was great and all, and still is but for multiplats such as Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory which were split to two discs the loading times were quite long and this version just didn't seem to be as good as the Xbox had it.
However, I've gotta say that Kirby Air Ride looks really good even though it's passed several years since its gen.
NGC was great and all, and still is but for multiplats such as Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory which were split to two discs the loading times were quite long and this version just didn't seem to be as good as the Xbox had it.
However, I've gotta say that Kirby Air Ride looks really good even though it's passed several years since its gen.
Well in every console certain multiplats looked best like RE4 on NGCThen take a look at Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader
I was playing it the other day and damn, the game practically has HD graphics in 480p xD
Also some games were made artistically rather than for modern graphics (okami and paper mario are examples of that)
Xbox.
Dem years I spend on it <3
Also, lots of Xbox games support 720p.
Iirc, Luigis mansion even supported 3D...
All Nintendo GameCube systems support the display of stereoscopic 3D, and Luigi's Mansion was developed to utilise this. 3D televisions were not widespread at the time, and it was deemed that compatible displays would be too cost-prohibitive for the consumer. As a result, the feature was never enabled outside of development.
Mope it was planned but canceled due to costsXbox.
Dem years I spend on it <3
Also, lots of Xbox games support 720p.
Iirc, Luigis mansion even supported 3D...
I got a Wii for my birthday as my second console in 2007 because I was impressed with the N64 games I was playing on emulator and GC games I saw on YouTube so I begged my parents for one (my first console was a birthday Xbox despite me begging my parents for a GC)The Wii is pretty much just an overclocked Gamecube with bluetooth, an SD card slot and full sized discs anyway.
Also the Wii was the first console where Nintendo really differentiated themselves their competitors by not trying to compete for the most powerful hardware anymore, but instead focusing on a wider audience and a lower price tag.