Gamecube now, maybe Xbox later, probably never for the PS2.
I like Gamecube. I like the system itself, I like the games, it apears to have the most support from Sega, it has a lot more 3rd party support than N64, it's cheap, and I think (and this is only my opinion) it could be Nintendo's next SNES.
I kind of like the Xbox. I like the system, I like some of the games, I like that you get what you pay for (i.e. comes with a hard drive, ethernet port, and 4 controller ports). I don't like M$.
I don't like the PS2. It's not worth the money. It really doesn't have enough good games to make it worth it yet. It lacks in many areas, and other consoles that are cheaper or the same price have most, if not all of those things. And I bet Sony created that chip shortage when the PS2 first came out. Sega, Nintendo, and other companies could produce enough chips around that same period of time. Why couldn't Sony?
I like Gamecube. I like the system itself, I like the games, it apears to have the most support from Sega, it has a lot more 3rd party support than N64, it's cheap, and I think (and this is only my opinion) it could be Nintendo's next SNES.
I kind of like the Xbox. I like the system, I like some of the games, I like that you get what you pay for (i.e. comes with a hard drive, ethernet port, and 4 controller ports). I don't like M$.
I don't like the PS2. It's not worth the money. It really doesn't have enough good games to make it worth it yet. It lacks in many areas, and other consoles that are cheaper or the same price have most, if not all of those things. And I bet Sony created that chip shortage when the PS2 first came out. Sega, Nintendo, and other companies could produce enough chips around that same period of time. Why couldn't Sony?