Very Very. I think the collective cell phone company motto is, we aren't happy unless you aren't happy.
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall < [email protected]> wrote: > I did not see that in his note sorry. He seemed to be putting down the Wii > which has developed a pretty good set of games to the Xbox which still has > one in development. > > Sometimes it is fun sometimes it is frustrating. The way that Cell phone > companies play games I get very frustrated. If I want a good phone I should > not have it dictated to be which service I can use. I live in an area that > is best served with CDMA (Verizon, Alltel has been sold off to AT&T here) > However if I want a Pre I have to go to Sprint? If I want an IPhone I have > to go to AT&T both of whose coverage in this are sucks? > > So what do I do? > > Sometimes it can be very fun and often it is just very frustrating. > > Stewart > > > > > At 03:56 PM 6/3/2009, you wrote: > >> Well...it's kinda hard for you to start dictating the terms of the thread, >> especially when Chris started it and in the first email it was clear he >> was >> talking about something not yet on the shelf. >> >> I personally would not compare the Wii and the Xbox, I've said before that >> I >> don't believe the two to be competitors. I don't own either one..nor a >> PS3. >> >> If we are only going to talk about things you can go buy now...that stops >> any talk of anything new going on with iPhone or iPods...palm pre, any >> number of things. Part of the fun is talking about things that are soon >> coming, new technology being developed, if you don't like talking about >> it, >> perhaps you should have stayed away from a thread that was clearly about >> new >> tech. >> >> On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> > Understood but this started off by making claims for the Xbox that have >> > since been shown to be in development. >> > >> > Each game platform seems to have it's endorsers and its detractors. >> > >> > The Wii started off as the first (or let's say the most recent) >> interactive >> > game console. it continues to develop this and with new games that make >> it >> > a bit more interactive. (The EA Sports description of Tiger Woods Golf >> 10 >> > seems nice, but disappointing as it will show me what a crappy gofer I >> > really am.) >> > >> > The Xbox is now developing those type of games. However there is >> nothing >> > on the shelves yet. Wii's still are flying off the shelves. >> > >> > Now I would not go out to buy an Xbox for those type of games. (not my >> > desire) but I would buy it for Movies and an interface with some >> > technology. >> > >> > Now my son-in-law has gone whole hog. He has a game chair etc. for his >> > Xbox. >> > >> > The new technology as you say is a development tool for game companies >> to >> > develop games from. But it is still a development tool. >> > >> > When you want to make comparisons let us make comparisons to what is >> > available off the shelf not what is development. Otherwise you have >> made an >> > unequal comparison. >> > >> > No it is not vaporware but until it becomes a real live game on the >> shelf >> > it is not realware either. I have known stuff to get stuck in >> development >> > for some time due to glitches and yes sometimes economy. >> > >> > So lets make sure we discuss real games with real games not real games >> with >> > games in development. >> > >> > Stewart >> > >> > >> > At 02:56 PM 6/3/2009, you wrote: >> > >> >> You are starting to sound like Tom, I usually don't expect insults from >> >> you. >> >> Calm down Rev.. >> >> >> >> You said you had seen much that was vaporware, my point was that it was >> >> already in production, already in the pipeline. It's not been released >> >> yet, >> >> but it will be. It's not a development tool, the product has been >> >> released >> >> to game developers so they can code for it. That's not vaporware by >> >> definition. >> >> >> > >> > Rev. Stewart A. 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