63 definitions by Bruce Lee
by Bruce Lee April 21, 2005
by Bruce Lee March 28, 2003
Bill Gates first games-console entry into the video-games industry.
Microsoft's PC in a box, plug N play no longer "plug n pray" is a brave and interesting debut into this still infant industry.
Initially a slow start at launch, Xbox has picked up somewhat and is currently in second place to Sony's PS2 with Nintendo's Game Cube trailing third place in the next-genertion of console wars.
It has a number of titles under it belt, along with some solid aquisitions and merges, it's a good all round performer, and currently the most powerful games machine around to date.
Now universally available is Xbox live, which has become very popular amongst gamers worldwide.
As they say, power is money and money is power, like it or not Xbox is here to stay.
Microsoft's PC in a box, plug N play no longer "plug n pray" is a brave and interesting debut into this still infant industry.
Initially a slow start at launch, Xbox has picked up somewhat and is currently in second place to Sony's PS2 with Nintendo's Game Cube trailing third place in the next-genertion of console wars.
It has a number of titles under it belt, along with some solid aquisitions and merges, it's a good all round performer, and currently the most powerful games machine around to date.
Now universally available is Xbox live, which has become very popular amongst gamers worldwide.
As they say, power is money and money is power, like it or not Xbox is here to stay.
by Bruce Lee March 29, 2003
A 16-bit computer system used primarily for gaming and known for it's sophisticated sound processor.
Created by Atari, the creators of former systems such as the Atari 2600 games console and Atari XL/XE computer systems.
The Atari ST was always compared to the rival 16-bit system Amiga.
Apparently, ST stood for "Sam Tramiel", the son of Atari owner Jack Tramiel.
Atari has now been brought out by Midway.
Created by Atari, the creators of former systems such as the Atari 2600 games console and Atari XL/XE computer systems.
The Atari ST was always compared to the rival 16-bit system Amiga.
Apparently, ST stood for "Sam Tramiel", the son of Atari owner Jack Tramiel.
Atari has now been brought out by Midway.
- You seen that game called Dragon Ninja on the C64?
- Yes, it's not as good as the "ST" version though!...
- Yes, it's not as good as the "ST" version though!...
by Bruce Lee March 30, 2003