Actually, if you add up both DS versions you get:

159,293

If you add up everything else on the list you get:

78,844

If you add up everything else on the list and DOUBLE it:

157,688


So literally, more DS's were sold than everything else combined... twice.

Maybe the PS1 was so great because Nintendo helped develope it.

"Nintendo approached Sony to develop a CD-ROM add-on, tentatively titled the "SNES-CD". A contract was struck, and work began. In 1991, the SNES-CD (now titled the Play Station) was to be announced at the June CES. However, when Hiroshi Yamauchi read the original 1988 contract between Sony and Nintendo and learned that it allowed Sony 25% of the profits from the machine, he was furious. He deemed the contract totally unacceptable, and secretly cancelled all plans for a joint Nintendo-Sony SNES CD attachment."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playstation

"a game that comes to mind is thrill kill for ps1. looked like a decent game, but they scrapped it and used the engine to make that horrific wu-tang game."

I remember back in the day when my girlfriends brother was at college he had about 200 burned ps1 games that he "acquired" one of which was Thrill Kill. It was alright, but nothing too spectacular. But if you really want to play it I have a feeling there will be a "heavy downpour" on a certain Pirate ship in the Bay... if you get my drift ;)

It's definitley for oblivion. Look at the ascii image, and then at this picture.

http://www.elderscrolls.com/images/downloads/obliv_wallpaper2_800.bmp

though I'm not sure why they would start viral marketing for oblivion only 3 weeks before it comes out.

I found a dreamcast at goodwill for 6$ with controller and all cables. They had it with the cd players and boomboxes, not in the glass case with the nes and snes's. Also found a copy of Dragon Warrior for NES in box still sealed in plastic for $4.

#26 TaiZ

Try using the program called "Adobe gamma". Im not sure what program installed it because I have the whole adobe suite, but it was probably photoshop. It's in the control panel once it's installed and can drastically brighten up your monitor. I haven't used it in years but it used to always make games brighter on my dying monitor.

according to this site: http://www.ojr.org/ojr/stories/050412glaser/ They pay between $100 and $3000 a month.