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what was y2k gaming like?
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Two of those are 2001 launches, retard.
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>>720746821
the peak of gaming
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>>720746821
Magical.
Superior.
Varied.
Full of soul.
No social media and woke slop.

Literally the peak of the gaming history.
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>had to go outside and buy games, no digital option
>no updates to fix games
>dogshit controls for most games during 2000-2003
>multiplayer barely existed on ps2 and especially gamecube
>online games often abandoned by the developers in a few months
>shooters on pc were filled with wacky maps and gamemodes that were unbalanced to shit on top of no matchmaking
>practically no f2p games
it was horrible
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>>720747082
y2k means early-mid 00's unc
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>>720746821
ps2 >> xbox >>>brapfaggotshitcube
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>>720750240
u have this but for gen7?
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>>720746821
I had a GameCube and Dreamcast and then got a PC like a little bit later. It was great. Never gave a fuck about PS2/Xbox slop because the better version was on PC/GC/DC but it does suck that PS2 and Xbox got a bunch of Sega games that got stuck on the hardware with no port.
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>>720746821
>PC was great
>GBA was great
>GCN was great
>PS2 was great
>Xbox was great
Gaming was great



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