Since both of these systems are backwards compatible, will you get rid of your GCN or PS2 when you get their next-gen counter-parts?
I think I might sell my GCN, but my brother might want it when he goes to college. Same with the PS2.
How about you?
Since both of these systems are backwards compatible, will you get rid of your GCN or PS2 when you get their next-gen counter-parts?
I think I might sell my GCN, but my brother might want it when he goes to college. Same with the PS2.
How about you?
I keep all of my consoles. I'm a collector.
No, If I want to play imported PS2 games, I need my PS2. I pretty much keep all my consoles on one stand anyway. My PS2 sits beside my Megadrive and Saturn still. I just have to fiddle around with the wires to change console.
Even when I purchase a Wii, I'm keeping my Gamecube because of the Game Boy Player. I love playing GBA games on my TV:D
I'm not even sure if I'll purchase a PS3, so I'm keeping the PS2 for now
i plan to keep all my consoles. i made a mistake selling the very first Nintendo console. i don't know where i'll store them all, but they're all safe...
As long as my systems are still working, I'm keeping them.
I still have a PS1, not the little one the boxy big one that came out first. Also i still have a 64 so i'll be keeping them and i only plan on getting a ps3 and the Wii, cause xbox 360 doesn't appeal to me i'll just keep my xbox.
Isn't the PS3 meant to be region free?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreddz
Anyways, I'll keep my PS2 as it's not worth selling. It'll be cheap enough to buy in the store anyways.
I'm giving my PS2 away as soon as I get a PS3.
Same here. sell it on Ebay or somthing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hambone
I think if I trade it in I get 80$
No, the PS3 is region free for Blu-Ray discs, unfortunately, past Playstation imports still wont work :cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Omecle
My brother is starting a collection, he keeps everything. We're starting to run out of room though :x
The GC is already sat on top of the Xbox
I traded my playstation in when I bought a PS2. I would—in theory—do the same when upgrading from PS2 to PS3/GCN to Wii/Xbox to Xbox 30/whatever. I feel it saves space and money.
Judging by my experiences with the PS2, the PS3's build-quality won't be too great, and on my old PS2 the backwards-compatibility was the first to go. Plus, I like to keep my old consoles around for old times' sake. They'll just go up in the attic or something.
I will always cherish the awesome moments.