dork
09-14-2003, 08:56 AM
MY QUESTION TO NINTENDOPHILES :
Hi Nintendophiles! I'm very happy that the GTA series will very soon no longer be exclusive to the PS2. Is there any chance that Rockstar might bring the GTA double pack to GameCube as they are to the Xbox? Is the GameCube disc too small to hold a huge game like GTA? Or is it that Nintendo doesn't want the GTA series on their console?
-- Cesar
NINTENDOPHILES RESPONSE :
Jeff Green: It's, get ready, neither. Nintendo is not saying "No, Rockstar, we don't want your game." Rockstar is saying "No, Nintendo, you ain't getting this game." Why, you ask? Because as we all know the GameCube is for kids only. If GTA appeared on the GameCube it would rot our kiddy minds. Instead of rainbows and smiling flowers we'd have guns and mobsters. OH NO! Yeah, or some other thing like that.
Adam Caporello: Oh man, the GameCube is so kiddy.
Vincent Goodwin: Well, that and every time a cop would get shot, sweat would pour out from his body. I heard that GTA3 was actually fairly small as far as disc consumption goes (the thing that takes up the most space is the music, I would imagine). It's possible, I guess. I have GTA3 and it gets lame within a week.
Michael Quiroz: Ok, take the number 1, divide it by 376 x 10^57, and there is the chance that the GTA double pack will make it to the GC. Sorry dude, but it ain't gonna happen.
Kenny Lee: Hey Vincent, Nintendo has gotten past its 'switch blood for sweat' ways. After all, we did get BMX XXX uncensored. Hmmm...
And as for space consumption, the PC version of GTA3 and Vice City wasn't very large, and in my opinion could easily fit two GameCube discs. Goodwin was right in saying most of the space was eaten up by Grand Theft Auto's massive amount of audio.
Hi Nintendophiles! I'm very happy that the GTA series will very soon no longer be exclusive to the PS2. Is there any chance that Rockstar might bring the GTA double pack to GameCube as they are to the Xbox? Is the GameCube disc too small to hold a huge game like GTA? Or is it that Nintendo doesn't want the GTA series on their console?
-- Cesar
NINTENDOPHILES RESPONSE :
Jeff Green: It's, get ready, neither. Nintendo is not saying "No, Rockstar, we don't want your game." Rockstar is saying "No, Nintendo, you ain't getting this game." Why, you ask? Because as we all know the GameCube is for kids only. If GTA appeared on the GameCube it would rot our kiddy minds. Instead of rainbows and smiling flowers we'd have guns and mobsters. OH NO! Yeah, or some other thing like that.
Adam Caporello: Oh man, the GameCube is so kiddy.
Vincent Goodwin: Well, that and every time a cop would get shot, sweat would pour out from his body. I heard that GTA3 was actually fairly small as far as disc consumption goes (the thing that takes up the most space is the music, I would imagine). It's possible, I guess. I have GTA3 and it gets lame within a week.
Michael Quiroz: Ok, take the number 1, divide it by 376 x 10^57, and there is the chance that the GTA double pack will make it to the GC. Sorry dude, but it ain't gonna happen.
Kenny Lee: Hey Vincent, Nintendo has gotten past its 'switch blood for sweat' ways. After all, we did get BMX XXX uncensored. Hmmm...
And as for space consumption, the PC version of GTA3 and Vice City wasn't very large, and in my opinion could easily fit two GameCube discs. Goodwin was right in saying most of the space was eaten up by Grand Theft Auto's massive amount of audio.