Scientific research - please help

[SignOfZeta]

I like SNES and Genesis. While I'm a huge fan of Sega, the Genesis is maybe their worst system. Meanwhile the SNES was Nintendo's best system, so really I vastly prefer the SNES.

Regardless, I would pay $200 for Sid Mead's Kronolog, but I wouldn't pay $2 for Sid Mead's Terraforming.


...it's really not good.

[bob]

...what was this poll about some kind of port ?

If that's the case, I change my answer. I viewed the two questions as mutually exclusive.

[Emerald Rocker]

Galam is correct.  It's not about a port.  It's about whether you prefer SNES or Genesis, and whether you would purchase Terraforming for $200 to complete your TurboGrafx collection.

[BlueBMW]

Yes, and this is very important scientific research!

[Black Tiger]

I love both SNES and Genesis, but the Genesis is more important to me for a number of reasons.

I have been paying $200+ for games ever since the launch of Phantasy Star II, but I'll only pay that much for Terraforming once it's one of the last games I don't own and even then, I won't be in a rush. Of course, by the time I get around to buying the Turbo version, $200 probably won't be much for a video game. If I never end up owning it, it won't be a big deal, but I still think that it's a much more worthwhile purchase than many of the things the average person considers normal, like jewelery, "designer" colognes/perfumes, booze/cigarettes/drugs, more than just a functional car, eating at expensive restaurants, movie theatre tickets + snacks, etc.

[bob]

I much prefer the genny over snes just because I had better times with it years ago. As for terra, I just put a $300 bid on that recent auction.  So, there ya go. 

[SignOfZeta]

Basically the question is: if you are the sort of tool that would pay $200 for Teraforming, are you most likely a Genesis fan or a SNES fan?

I'm going to say Genesis comes out on top. Those guys are a lot less rational.

[bob]

Basically the question is: if you are the sort of tool that would pay $200 for Teraforming, are you most likely a Genesis fan or a SNES fan?

I'm going to say Genesis comes out on top. Those guys are a lot less rational.

Why do you use the internet if you know everything?

[SignOfZeta]

Basically the question is: if you are the sort of tool that would pay $200 for Teraforming, are you most likely a Genesis fan or a SNES fan?

I'm going to say Genesis comes out on top. Those guys are a lot less rational.

Why do you use the internet if you know everything?

Am I really the first person on the internet that you've found who knows everything?

[bob]

Basically the question is: if you are the sort of tool that would pay $200 for Teraforming, are you most likely a Genesis fan or a SNES fan?

I'm going to say Genesis comes out on top. Those guys are a lot less rational.

Why do you use the internet if you know everything?

Am I really the first person on the internet that you've found who knows everything?

Good point.  You are kind of like a Wiki.  You try and speak with conviction, but generally full of shit.

[esteban]

I voted: VolfieV.

Seriously, this should have been settled years ago.

[SignOfZeta]

Basically the question is: if you are the sort of tool that would pay $200 for Teraforming, are you most likely a Genesis fan or a SNES fan?

I'm going to say Genesis comes out on top. Those guys are a lot less rational.

Why do you use the internet if you know everything?

Am I really the first person on the internet that you've found who knows everything?

Good point.  You are kind of like a Wiki.  You try and speak with conviction, but generally full of shit.

You must have payed a fair amount for Teraforming!

[bob]

"payed"?

[Necromancer]

I voted: VolfieV.

Seriously, this should have been settled years ago.

Agreed.  Even the Cook knows the correct answer.

[Tatsujin]

"payed"?

Lol, that could have come from my feather