Originally posted by: dexvx
$400 per console + $50ish per game is quite expensive...
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: dexvx
$400 per console + $50ish per game is quite expensive...
vs $350 for the latest video card + ram + cpu + motherboard + .... + $50 for a game ?
where's that arguement?
I'm getting a 360 instead of a new video card. Why? Because I'll still be able to play the latest games for the 360 in 4 years.
Originally posted by: xaeniac
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: dexvx
$400 per console + $50ish per game is quite expensive...
vs $350 for the latest video card + ram + cpu + motherboard + .... + $50 for a game ?
where's that arguement?
I'm getting a 360 instead of a new video card. Why? Because I'll still be able to play the latest games for the 360 in 4 years.
Here we go again..... Let me guess, but the PC can do so more...... I know it's coming
Originally posted by: Specop 007
When they get Photoshop to run on a console, and can use keyboard+mouse, talk to me.
Otherwise, the concoles are for the kids. Big peoples use the PC.
Originally posted by: crobusa
The following could be considered whining/trolling, but I consider it one small step in the evolution of this thread:
Why are games so much more expensive for console?
6 months ago, I got Morrowind GOTY, which included both expansions from Target for $20.
It would cost ~$100 for the same for Xbox.
I bet it's cause Sony/Microsoft want kickbacks for under-pricing the consoles.
By the time the console hits the shelf, it's 1-2 years behind PC..
What gaming PC has less than 512Mb Memory, 20 gig HD?
And then there's people who praise god that the hardware doesn't change.
They'll never have the joy of picking up a ~3 yr old game for $10 and turn all the goodies on, with a recent "budget" video card.
Then when you open the game you find updated stats are either a add-on or a new $50 game.
In conclusion,
Best Games
Best Hardware
Best Value
No Kickbacks
No Ridiculous Margins
No ?saving/network use are an optional add-on?
PC
When the console gets old, it?ll be emulated anyways.
Originally posted by: crobusa
The following could be considered whining/trolling, but I consider it one small step in the evolution of this thread:
Why are games so much more expensive for console?
6 months ago, I got Morrowind GOTY, which included both expansions from Target for $20.
It would cost ~$100 for the same for Xbox.
(1)I bet it's cause Sony/Microsoft want kickbacks for under-pricing the consoles.
(2)By the time the console hits the shelf, it's 1-2 years behind PC..
What gaming PC has less than 512Mb Memory, 20 gig HD?
And then there's people who praise god that the hardware doesn't change.
(3)They'll never have the joy of picking up a ~3 yr old game for $10 and turn all the goodies on, with a recent "budget" video card.
Then when you open the game you find updated stats are either a add-on or a new $50 game.
In conclusion,
Best Games
Best Hardware
Best Value
No Kickbacks
No Ridiculous Margins
No ?saving/network use are an optional add-on?
PC
(4)When the console gets old, it?ll be emulated anyways.
Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
1) Yeah, all PC game publishers pay Sony or MS when they flog games on the PC. Not.
2) 2 conflicts with:
3) You had to wait three years to play a game. Great.
4) Great. You can play old games on a PC.
Conclusion: You play old games and can wait three years to play a game.
w00ters!
Originally posted by: RaiderJ
I'm looking forward to the Media Center connectivity on the 360. Would be a great to access all of my files on the computer down in the living room.
Originally posted by: PurdueRy
Because people like to support one side to the death. Think about it, people don't usually vote democrat, republican AND independent. People like to be part of a group. Why? I don't know, but I am sure you could learn about it in pyschology
Originally posted by: crobusa
6 months ago, I got Morrowind GOTY, which included both expansions from Target for $20.
It would cost ~$100 for the same for Xbox.