palpabl_purpura
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I understand that the 360 games were running on alpha kits, but remember that the xbox was in a similar situation running a Geforce 3. Why the "alpha kit" excuse does not fly is because Xbox360 games can be easily mistaken for Xbox games (PDZ, DOA4, Possession). Next gen games have never been mistaken for current gen games in the entire 30+ year history of gaming. NEVER. Congrats, MS, you are a pioneer. Think of it- it is the equivalent of mistaking an early build of Halo for a N64 or PSX game, or an early SNES game for a NES game. Early builds of Halo looked "Early", but you could never had mistaken it for a PS1 games. That's why the alpha kit excuse does not fly here. Yes, MS, we realize that the final hardware isn't there and the games aren't finished, but we clearly should have been able to tell 360 games apart from Xbox games. End of story.
BTW, I own an Xbox, but have never owned a PS1, PS2, or PSP.
BTW, I own an Xbox, but have never owned a PS1, PS2, or PSP.