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The all in one console.

Discussion in 'Debates' started by Jonez001, Feb 28, 2010.

  1. Jonez001

    Jonez001 Well-Known Member

    Okay again a "What if" topic form me!

    What if Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo and all other console makers sit together and make together a console that can run WII, PS3, XBOX360 and all other games.

    Then there would happen serval thing acording to me:

    1) Less bullying as: "hahaha, you don't have a XBOX360" or "hahaha, you have a Gameboy Advance SP and no DS"
    2) Money save: you can have everthing in one.
    3) A gaint boost of profit in old games and new games.
    4) A monopoly of the gaints: Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft!

    So what is your opinion?
     
  2. kamage

    kamage Well-Known Member

    They would lose individual profit. If they made an all in one console, they would have to split the profits... and no one wants to do that :|
     
  3. Natewlie

    Natewlie A bag of tricks

    Horrible, horrible idea.

    A monopoly is not a good thing, no competition.
     
  4. Paddette

    Paddette Well-Known Member

    Plus the system wouldn't work. They all code their games to work with their consoles.
     
  5. nex26

    nex26 Well-Known Member

    Competition is good, that's why there's laws in place to ensure it.
     
  6. yoshi2889

    yoshi2889 Well-Known Member

    Then the console must be giant. Every disk reader is different!

    Though, the startup of the disks is different.
    XBOX is unknown for me, but GBA and PlayStation (1) games run instantly after startup.
     
  7. Jonez001

    Jonez001 Well-Known Member

    And think of the cd that need to put in...
     
  8. timmy1991

    timmy1991 Well-Known Member

    So when you say every console... do you mean everything from NES or even Atari, up to the next-gen systems?

    because even though it would cause a monopoly (which I believe is illegal), I've had this idea before and it would be totally awesome... especially if it was handheld...
     
  9. yoshi2889

    yoshi2889 Well-Known Member

    The CD size of the GameCube is tiny.
     
  10. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    so is the capacity.
     
  11. yoshi2889

    yoshi2889 Well-Known Member

    ? 4 GB if I'm correct.. A Verbatim disk has 4 GB and we use it for the Wii.
     
  12. nemesis11

    nemesis11 Well-Known Member

    DOUBLE LAYER 8GB
     
  13. yoshi2889

    yoshi2889 Well-Known Member

    But that is an double disk. A normal disk is 4 GB.
     
  14. timmy1991

    timmy1991 Well-Known Member

    I believe Gamecube discs are only about 1.5GB
     
  15. allkratos

    allkratos Well-Known Member

    Why would the work together when all the fun is competition?
     
  16. zerobahamut

    zerobahamut Well-Known Member

    I agree with you. Also wthat would cost a lot of money and where is the money gonna go to?
     
  17. Natewlie

    Natewlie A bag of tricks

    It'd go towards making the consoles. If you hadn't noticed, both the 360 and PS3 don't make a profit hardware wise.
     
  18. timmy1991

    timmy1991 Well-Known Member

    They did this already with the Super Nintendo, NES and Genesis
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Twin_Video_Game_System

    but these were third party systems, and they had both device and cartridge compatibility issues
     
  19. redoperator

    redoperator Well-Known Member

    ... my PC is an ALL-IN-ONE console... I just got a motherboard that accepts 8X4 gigs of ram (32) and 2 videocards... this thing is going to be so awesome, the xbox 360 games are going to smile (take that, red rings of death)
     
  20. Natewlie

    Natewlie A bag of tricks

    Except that you can't play PS3 exclusives and 360 only games (like Alan Wake and a couple others).

    Of course you're using a hyperbole so I'll let that slide.

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