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Dr_Cogent said:Heheheh. Must be nice!
Stupid job. Actually, it's not that stupid. If I didn't have it - no games for me! :lol :lol
lol Oh yeah! Work! Hmmm... there has to be a way around that!
Dr_Cogent said:Heheheh. Must be nice!
Stupid job. Actually, it's not that stupid. If I didn't have it - no games for me! :lol :lol
That about wraps it up for this thread.human5892 said:People are stupid.
BuddyChrist83 said:What about Play-Stat-ion?
They could call it HomoseXBox and they'd still get your duckets.PhatSaqs said:They could call it MS Xbox: The New Beginning and they'd still get my duckets as long as the games are there.
Speevy said:Just go all out with the cheese. "Rock Box!" (include the exclamation point too)
I agree. They abandoned that way of naming their products since Windows 3.11, so it isn't so strange if they don't use a progressive numeration for Xbox, too.bitwise said:maybe the reason they don't want to go with "2" is because they.. don't want to.
just because playstation uses a number between versions doesnt mean xbox has to.
That's not the same thing, though -- it's not as if Windows was being pit seriously against "Linux 5" or anything like that.Phoenix said:since the marketing drones can't get it through their heads that no one gives a rats ass that 3 > 2 (these are the same people who went from 3.0->95->ME->2000->XP afterall)
Guy LeDouche said:It's stupid no matter what. Do they really think even the most newbie casual games goes to the store and says, "Dur, 3 is more than 2, so I'll get the 3 Mr. Gaming store man."
Good to see im still on Mike Jokes most wanted listMike Works said:They could call it HomoseXBox and they'd still get your duckets.
jamesb23 said:The problem is not the gaming audience. Sure we know what Xbox 2 is, but the mainstream could actually be fooled into thinking Xbox 2 is less powerful than PS3. It sounds stupid but from a marketing standpoint I can see why MS would want to avoid it.
Most wanted for what? Making posts spreading personal opinion that everyone already knows?PhatSaqs said:Good to see im still on Mike Jokes most wanted list
:lolMike Works said:Most wanted for what? Making posts spreading personal opinion that everyone already knows?
"Microsoft could call it _______ and I would still buy it as long as it had good games"
Gee, really PhatSaqs? For real? Man, I've gotta email open mouth and see if he shares the same stance, because I just don't know what to think anymore.
ChrisReid said:YES!!! I've talked to many clueless parents who strongly believe the PS2 is the most powerful system around, due in no insignificant part to its number (and lack thereof on GameCube/XBox). This isn't a hypothetical situation. There are many people out there that would look at XBox2/PS3 and automatically think the PS3 was more powerful.
ChristKiller said:Obviously having a higher number in the title doesn't matter to consumers, otherwise the N64 wouldn't have lost as badly as it did to the Playstation. I think they should name their next console Xbox 2: Bill Gates (a la Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake).
I think the Xbox left a bad taste in a lot of consumers' mouths. MS probably don't want their next console associated with the Xbox.
Same here. Oh well.Shogmaster said:I personally think XBox HD perfectly describes the thing.
What's the point in worrying about consistency in naming conventions if TEH PEEPUL are so befuddled as to think a slim PS2 is actually a PS3? Hell, I've even heard people mix and match manufacturer with the device: Nintendo Playstation, Sony Xbox, etc. If these people really are the rule rather than the exception, then there's no point in branding your product at all. Just put it on the market and say, "Shiny new box! Plays games!"RevenantKioku said:This man speaks the truth.
Fuck, I can't begin to tell you how many people thought the slim PS2 was the PS3. When ignorance abounds, simple leaps of logic are made. Three is greater than two.
Another piece to note is numbering the consoles is Sony's "Thing". Nintendo always slaps their company name into their console (in America at least), and Sony numbers them. And I don't recall a Master System 2 and so on. So calling it Xbox 2 would also make it seem like Microsoft is following in Sony's footsteps, which isn't something they want to display.
Tantric said:W..T...F
monchi-kun said:Xenon in a vacuum tube produces a beautiful blue glow when excited by an electrical discharge.
Error Macro said:Now see, if they were smart, they would call it Xenon, and the color scheme of the system would be blue and silver, just like I wanted it to be all along. They could have the glowing "ring of light" in a beautiful shade of blue on the front. That would be really nice.
Quellex said:I'll second that, sounds good. On another note, though related. I hope they make the system a little bit smaller this time around. The XBOX is gigantic for a console in my opinion. Do'able? Sure. Preffered? Nope. Looking forward to the official details.
Suerte said:They've already said a few times before, the system will definately be smaller this time around.
Suerte said:They've already said a few times before, the system will definately be smaller this time around.
kaching said:Same here. Oh well.
What's the point in worrying about consistency in naming conventions if TEH PEEPUL are so befuddled as to think a slim PS2 is actually a PS3? Hell, I've even heard people mix and match manufacturer with the device: Nintendo Playstation, Sony Xbox, etc. If these people really are the rule rather than the exception, then there's no point in branding your product at all. Just put it on the market and say, "Shiny new box! Plays games!"