Exophase
Nothing good will ever come of Exophase.
Now you're just trolling. Nothing about the Pandora is based on generic PC hardware and you know it, unless your idea of a generic PC is a DS-sized clamshell with a keyboard and gaming controls.so is the pandora(atleast for the most part)...
Binky is saying that the combination of those three things doesn't work. He's implying that 1 and 2 could work if the price was somehow low enough, or that a high price could work if it offered something uniquely useful. The point is just common sense, why buy a more expensive version of something that offers nothing over what you can build yourself or buy from a lot of other places?
I feel kind of bad that theweirdn8 is getting increasingly harsh feedback since he's been patient and respectful and seems like a nice enough guy, definitely don't see any malicious intent. But at the same time I think it'll be better for him in the long run if he greatly reassesses what he's doing because it'll probably be a net loss for him. I think the root problem is he's romanticizing what a console is.. that it adds something special to one's games when it's being ran on a box made just for it. I don't know if this is fueled by nostalgia and a desire to return to how gaming felt in the 80s and 90s or what, but mixing nostalgia and obsolete points of view with business ventures is a dangerous combination.
If his group released some amazing games first then people might at least take him more seriously, even if they still wouldn't necessarily buy a console. But promoting it before there are games to be shown, on the premise that great games will come later, is not accomplishing anything. I get the idea that if he waits it'll seem less unique but frankly I don't see how it could really seem any less than it already does.. and if there's going to be this flurry of other consoles coming out later then it isn't going to matter to anyone who had an idea first.