PC doesn't count.
Yeah, a quick Google search turns up over 3,000 games for the PS2. No other console I Googled came close. PS1 was around 1,400. XBox 360 around 1,100. NES and original Game Boy had between 700-800. Atari 2600 around 600. Most of these according to Wikipedia.
Quote from: burningdoom on August 16, 2014, 03:09:16 pmYeah, a quick Google search turns up over 3,000 games for the PS2. No other console I Googled came close. PS1 was around 1,400. XBox 360 around 1,100. NES and original Game Boy had between 700-800. Atari 2600 around 600. Most of these according to Wikipedia.Think the xbox 360 or ps3 will catch up in 10 years?
^ I would have bet money the original Game Boy had more games than GBA or DS, considering how long it's lifespan was.But I just looked it up, after seeing your post, and yeah, GBA had around 1,100 and the DS around 1,500. Wow.
Quote from: dreama1 on August 16, 2014, 03:24:55 pmQuote from: burningdoom on August 16, 2014, 03:09:16 pmYeah, a quick Google search turns up over 3,000 games for the PS2. No other console I Googled came close. PS1 was around 1,400. XBox 360 around 1,100. NES and original Game Boy had between 700-800. Atari 2600 around 600. Most of these according to Wikipedia.Think the xbox 360 or ps3 will catch up in 10 years?I doubt it. All 3 companies are trying to push their next-gen systems, hard. I'm sure we'll be seeing a lot less 360 and PS3 releases.