The X-Box itself is also quite large, especially in comparison to the slim PS2 and the petite Gamecube. There were also indications that the hardware is not entirely stable yet - a crash during Nightcaster revealed a familiar looking PC boot screen, and a Microsoft representative explained that the memory configuration on the floor models was different than that of the final version. At this point, Microsoft lacks the buzz the Gamecube has generated, and the solid library of past and future hits the PS2 possesses. However, their starting lineup is reasonably solid, and should provide the system with enough momentum to have a fighting chance at mainstream acceptance. Tell the Agency Data Feed Read the latest gaming news.
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