In This Article, I have my own evalution of:

• N64
  
• Saturn
• PSX

Think about this to yourself. A Cartidge Cost 35 dollars to make and a CD Costs 5 Dollars To Make. Lets say a game company makes a game and makes 1,000,000 copies of it. That Means, the production alone cost 35,000,000 to cost, no including the actual marketing. If this game goes bust, then the company will lose a lot of money. A Company takes a big risk when they make a N64 Game, it has to be a best seller. MeanWhile, a CD Game Only Cost 5 dollars to make and the risk is substantually lower

N64
The N64 Is A Cartidge Based System (Duh) It currently has 64 bits and the cost of a new game is 20, I mean 30, no wait, 40-60 dollars per game. The Games Range In Quality. Some Like James Bond are incredible while Cruisin USA was a total bust. The Nintendo 64 System Is a Good System, for younger aged to teenaged gamers. However, Mature Gamers Won't Really Apprecaite Some Of The Games Of N64. Nintendo Has Always Catered To The Younger Audience And Always Will. However, one must ask, if it caters to the younger audience, how is that younger audience going to pay the 60 dollar price tag for a game?

PSX
The Playstation is the system I own. I mainly bought it since I love RPGS and wanted To Own Final Fantasy 7. Before FF7 came out, I bought many games for the PSX and have never had a bad game. I have always loved the wide range of games made for the PSX and belive both younger and mature gamers love it. I have talked to many adults also, who play the PSX and play games like Resident Evil. I belive almost anyone can love the PSX and this is definitely my editor's choice