Every informed gamer hated PS2 and thought Dreamcast was better in the early 2000s.
Zoomers won't remember jaggies being a huge controversy on PS2. Everyone wanted it to look like N64 back in the day.
https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/07/01/ps2-aliased-no-more

>>715759061 (OP)
go shit up /vr/ with your constant bait spam you 45 year old autistic fuck

>>715759061 (OP)
>British dollar sign
opinion discarded

>>715759061 (OP)
No one on Earth liked Dreamcast, it was instantly forgotten once PS2 came out. PS2 had lines around the block to get one.

SNAP BACK TO REALITY
OPP THERE GOES GRAVITY

>>715760025
DELET THIS

>>715759061 (OP)
Even as a kid, I thought my PS2 looked “flickery” compared to my GC and Xbox. Still played it way more because the games were better

>>715759061 (OP)
I never understood this as a teen.
Everyone I know who could afford a console had a Dreamcast. A few had Xboxs. No one had Playstation. Yet somehow Dreamcast just committed suicide and Playstation won.

>>715759061 (OP)
>Posted: Jun 30, 2000 7:00 pm
>Updated: Jun 22, 2012 12:36 pm
Why?

>>715760234
A second Dreamcast hit the towers.

>>715760025
Consider this, thoughbeitever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2vHUt5JlIM

>>715760705
the poly count cars of le mans are higher than GT3 btw.

>>715760705
It was more about the effects and details rather than pure poly counts and resolution that generation

Why do burgers and brits put their currency before the number? Do you really say "Pound Sterling 299"?

>>715761501
It makes sense to know in advance: the number ahead refers to money.

>>715761645
Then why don't you also put those inverted question marks in front of a sentence to indicate the proper intonation?

>>715761501
The cent sign (¢) goes after. 65¢ for example.

>>715761920
Because that's mexican shit.

>>715761920
Intonation on a spoken question is done at the end in English, as for why it's written that way, dunno. I'm not sure there was logic

>>715761354
The things snoys tell themselves to justify consistently having the weakest hardware every generation.