AW>      I think what "JC" is trying to say is that 
AW> carts can have special upgr
AW> chips inside them. CD's can't. Remember the old NES 
AW> carts? I can't remember
AW> the name of the chip right now, but without that 
AW> chip that was inside the
AW> cart, games like Metroid and Zelda weren't 
AW> possible. The one thing to remem
AW> is this- great gameplay makes a great game, not 
AW> great graphics alone. PSX i
AW> far from being maxed out, as is the N64 or even the 
AW> Saturn for that matter.
AW> The only systems I've seen "maxed out" so far are 
AW> the Atari 2600, the NES, 
AW> SNES, and the Genesis. All the other systems either 
AW> weren't out long enough
AW> haven't yet been out long enough to be at their "peak." 
 KV> Well you can't open the carts and upgrade the games to 
 KV> make them better.  So
 KV> the whole thing about upgrade chips is merily mindless babbling.
You are obviously ignorant on this subject. You mean to tell me that you 
NEVER heard of special chips being put inside of carts that in some way 
assist the hardware? Remember the SNES? The Super FX chip which was inside 
certain games such as Star Fox is one of the kinds of chips I'm talking 
about. I'd like to make a few suggestions about your replies:
     1. Read the message first.
     2. Know what you are talking about.
     3. You don't know everything, so don't act like you do.
Later
 
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