It was about
damn time I modified this webpage. All of these videogame systems
that I love so much will eventually get old, sadly.
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SSo it is with a heavy heart that I
bid my index videogame webpage adieu and I say hello to my newer page
about my lame self.
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As you can probably tell, my html
skills are rusty, as I forgot how to eliminate this extra table row
here... oh well I'll figure it out eventually.
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What
I will do here instead is just simply put an image of sorts, hopefully
it comes out animated. OH WAIT I FORGOT! I have to move
that damn image to this folder so it can upload properly through the
ftp! Ugh *slaps own forehead* awesome... maybe I'll go get some sleep
after this, it might take a while.
Alrighty then I guess it isn't and every time that I type it moves
further to the left... word wrap piece of crap, ALRIGHTY THEN ENOUGH OF
THAT! tIME FOR... er caps off... Time for bed! I'll work this crap
tomorrow! Oh wait... IT DOES WORK OH MY GOD IT'S ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE IT'S
ALAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE MWAHAHAHAHA! I AM THE WEBPAGE GOD!
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The
system to follow after the SNES was the Sony Playstation. The
Sony Playstation was the first CD-Drive videogame console to be
successful in the mass market.s
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The PS
One was the first good CD-Drive videogame system to become
popular and change the world of videogames for ever.
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Shortly after the arrival
of the first Playstation, Nintendo produced it's 64 bit cartridge
answer to the CD-Driven console, the Nintendo64.
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Although
the Nintendo64 proved to be a system of quality, it's games were
considered rather childish by the public, and the Sony Playstation soon
took the reigns of the videogame empire.
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| Soon after the demise of the Nintendo64 as a threat to
the Sony Playstation, Sony released it's second videogame system, the
Play St
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