AxelStone

Nickname:	AxelStone
E-Mail Address:	(private)
Contribution Rating:	34 (tied for 2512th; 7 in last year)
Homepage:	http://myspace.com/maelstrominferno
Member Since	Jan 21, 2008
# Messages Posted:	1
Location:	Melbourne, Australia
About myself:	My name is Andrew, I'm a Sega man and the Dreamcast is my favourite of the consoles. I wouldn't call myself a fan boy as I try to avoid getting into pointless conversations with people on the internet but I am fiercely loyal to Sega and love of all their consoles. This doesn't mean I hate Nintendo though. Nintendo (Third Party and In house developer wise) have some of the most impressive and addictive titles ever seen by human eyes, I grew up with Sega though, sorry Nintendo! :).
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Playlist

The House of the Dead 2 -- Ah the zombie splattering action makes me laugh.
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver -- Ten times better than the Playstation version, silky smooth vampire impaling mayhem.
Need for Speed: V-Rally 2 -- Fantastic track construction!!
NiGHTS into Dreams... -- Name one person who hasn't enjoyed this game.
Resident Evil -- My favourite survival horror, only second to Dino Crisis and illbleed.
Resident Evil 2 -- How could the best Survival Horror get better?! Oh my gosh! It did!!!
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis -- Make your own ammo and Mercenaries mini-game, what fun!

Nintendo 64 -- 64-Bit console with some good games, ugly graphically.
Nintendo Game Boy Advance -- Flexible handheld with limited but impressive 3D functionality.
Sony PlayStation 2 -- Plagued by lack lustre games, only a few are worth playing. Good survival horror titles.
Nintendo GameCube -- First party games are alright, aimed at children mostly. I liked Metroid Prime.
Nintendo SNES -- A few good games but nothing to really faint about. Most ports were better on the Genesis.
Sega Dreamcast -- My favourite console, uses proprietary GD-ROM format. Shenmue is a reason to own it.
Sega Genesis -- Sega's most successful console, 16-Bit, Cartridge based.