Your comparison is off - the Genesis was the early entrant in that war, with the SNES coming in late (possibly because Nintendo did not want to cut into their 8-bit games with the SNES). The Genesis also had a wider install base.
So, maybe, put a keyboard and mouse into the console - I bought them for my dreamcast, but I hear that these fancy shmancy new 'uns can even take standard USB!
Input design is always a tricky problem. Some games are more suitable for certain input devices than others. Try playing a fighting game on a keyboard, for example.
Yoshi, we all know you love the 360 like you would your ancestors and dearly want it to win the "console wars", but associating DRM with consumer friendliness by saying it was "broken" is like saying a condom can be used to aid human reproduction because you can make a hole in it.
Have they verified that the decrypter works and can't have its keys revoked?
Considering that the original version runs on essentially what is a 3ghz P4 with a 6800 and 1gb of ram (SEGA Lindbergh), I hope we'll see a PC port of this one day.
