What system do you HATE!
 

ever one has a fav system and every one also hates a certain system

personaly i like gamecube because it pays attention to detail the backgrounds your charactor works within is just as important if not more than how the char looks....

any whoo to my real point i HATE X-box because of the one thing i cannot stand for from any gaming console DELAYS!!! when you set a deadline it is your job to deliver on or before that deadline not wait untill it should be released in one month then say whoopes were going to need a extra 5 years on this project (ok so im exagerating(did i spell that right)).

so why do you hate your least fav system and please for the love of all that is good and decent have a logical reson for not likeing it if you dont then you shall be ridiculed in secret by your peers .......... that is all

DOWN WITH X-BOX!

Hating X-Box for delays is illogical for two main reasons.

1) It has nothing to do with the X-Box itself, but the game companies making the game.

2) Every console has games that delay.

Valid point how ever this is a constant in most companys x-box uses thus it falls unto them for not finding new gaming companys or telling the old one that it is UNACEPTABLE! there for the blame falls once more to x-box

and further more X-box has more delays then the other 2 systems

Basically what IHMN said

I don't like the NES because I often had trouble working it. Not very durable... :S

EDIT: What did you think of the N64 then? I'm sure it had more delays in its time than other system

Hmm...I like several systems, but hating them? This'll take some thought, to be sure.

(30 seconds of thought later...)

I guess the system I 'hate' the most (and I use the term loosely), is the PC, because the costs for upgrading it are so darn high! This is especially true if you have an outdated PC and don't have a lot of cash.

EDIT:
You wanna talk delays? Ever heard of Half-Life 2 or Duke Nukem Forever? Those, my friend, are what I call delays (more so Nukem).

you have nes? i have 3 of them that all no longer work because i think the springs in the .....[insert proper tech term] loading part are shot is this a problem in your system?

o right on topic .... DELAYS!=bad

regarding the N64 delays comment: well Nintendo appears to have learned from there delaying past and whooped there game designers in to *better* shape there are less delays for GCN then the other game stations

I'm with and O Mega. I hate X-Box. however, as with what IHMN said, I hate it because of the games. also, the controler is a little too blocky for my tastes.

they all suck, except the snes and nes. That was back when we didn't care as much about graphics, rather if the game was fun or not.


...somtimes, other times the games plain sucked.

What system do I hate?
How bout THE SEGA SATURN!
Gah if the sega saturn hadnt been so crappy and sold so low, the dreamcast might of had a fighting chance on the market for at least another year. Basically what it boils down to is that millions of people said "The saturn sucked, so the dreamcast must suck too" I mean the dreamcast crossed boundraies before the current consoles did. We still have the 2k (Espn sports) games, and online play that first originated on the dreamcast.

I've got you all owned.

It's either down between the Super Game Boy or the Virtual Boy.

"Huh? What's that?" I just heard someone ask.

The Super Game Boy was a Game Boy game adapter shaped like a SNES cartridge. I hated this thing because is convered Game Boy games to "color." Well, those of you who've played a Game Boy game on Game Boy Color/Advance know the colors are not good. That's why I hated the Super Game Boy.

And the Virtual Boy was a big think to lug around. You were viewing games in 3D through these goggles(they didn't even strap on your head; you had to press your face to 'em) and while it was cool for 2D games to be 3D, all that red made me feel sick after a while. Yep, all the games were in red.

So, there you go. The two worst systems ever.

Also, PCs don't cost that much to upgrade if you buy parts instead of a completely new machine. Or, get a service plan, two years later trade your old computer in for a new one.