Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
I've seen Wiis in stock pretty much everywhere in Dallas since LAST year, except for the holidays. Really depends on the market...but Dallas is huge and encompasses so many different communities surrounding too. It's not like Schmucktown, Whogivesafvckstate which gets an allowance of 10 Wii's a month to the local Best Buy.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
I've seen Wiis in stock pretty much everywhere in Dallas since LAST year, except for the holidays. Really depends on the market...but Dallas is huge and encompasses so many different communities surrounding too. It's not like Schmucktown, Whogivesafvckstate which gets an allowance of 10 Wii's a month to the local Best Buy.
Central NJ isn't exactly a podunk area, but they're not consistently stocked around here. I'll believe that Wiis are plentiful when I see them consistently available online. Amazon.com and Best Buy.com are both sold out.
Originally posted by: fatdragondzc
Is this the premium with the Falcon board and hdmi?
Originally posted by: Budmantom
I just bought a refurbished unit(360 premium) online for $189.99
Originally posted by: CasioTech
Originally posted by: Budmantom
I just bought a refurbished unit(360 premium) online for $189.99
lol I know that seller, half his customers want refunds for RRoD.
Originally posted by: bunnyfubbles
Price drop has been long overdue, but I suppose that was large in part thanks to the RROD problem they had to deal with.
Should also just get rid of the Arcade unit.
Originally posted by: Eeezee
I'm still waiting to see if this hardware revision is worthwhile. I have no faith in Microsoft's hardware at this point. I'll check back in another three months to see if the failure rate truly has declined (it's still too soon after the most recent hardware revision to tell for sure)
Originally posted by: fatdragondzc
Originally posted by: Eeezee
I'm still waiting to see if this hardware revision is worthwhile. I have no faith in Microsoft's hardware at this point. I'll check back in another three months to see if the failure rate truly has declined (it's still too soon after the most recent hardware revision to tell for sure)
Maybe the revision would be like the PS3s move toward a cooler smaller unit thing. I would mind a slimmer xbox360, my desk is full enough as it is.
Originally posted by: CasioTech
what do the japanese have against the xbox, is it strictly an anti-US thing? Do they not like our taste in software/ideas? Seems like it, yet, we eat their s*** up.
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Color me unimpressed at this weak price drop.
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: fatdragondzc
Originally posted by: Eeezee
I'm still waiting to see if this hardware revision is worthwhile. I have no faith in Microsoft's hardware at this point. I'll check back in another three months to see if the failure rate truly has declined (it's still too soon after the most recent hardware revision to tell for sure)
Maybe the revision would be like the PS3s move toward a cooler smaller unit thing. I would mind a slimmer xbox360, my desk is full enough as it is.
I believe both the PS3 and the 360 are moving to smaller innards. Not smaller cases. That probably won't happen until they both move to 45nm chips. The 360 has already moved to a smaller CPU. The next revision coming out in Aug/Sept reduces the size of the GPU.
Originally posted by: RaiderJ
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: fatdragondzc
Originally posted by: Eeezee
I'm still waiting to see if this hardware revision is worthwhile. I have no faith in Microsoft's hardware at this point. I'll check back in another three months to see if the failure rate truly has declined (it's still too soon after the most recent hardware revision to tell for sure)
Maybe the revision would be like the PS3s move toward a cooler smaller unit thing. I would mind a slimmer xbox360, my desk is full enough as it is.
I believe both the PS3 and the 360 are moving to smaller innards. Not smaller cases. That probably won't happen until they both move to 45nm chips. The 360 has already moved to a smaller CPU. The next revision coming out in Aug/Sept reduces the size of the GPU.
This is what I'm waiting for. Less noise, less heat, less power consumption. Finally making the 360 hardware more stable?
Below is a portion of an email being sent out to GameStop and Blockbuster buyers (logistical people handling what the store actually stocks). The email has the complete details on the 60gb hard drive and what will happen to the 20gb and 120gb hard drives. Email follows:
With the introduction of the 60GB Pro console in July, we have research that suggests it is very important to have a 60GB stand alone Hard Drive to go along with it to allow the consumer a full range of choices and values. In late October/early November (exact date TBD but most likely last week in October or 1st week in November), we will ship the Xbox 360 60GB Hard Drive, tentatively called the ?Xbox 360 60GB LIVE Starter Pack?. This will be an excellent value price at and ERP of $99.99 with an 18% retail margin that contains:
· 60GB Hard Drive
· 3 Months of Xbox Live
· Xbox 360 Wired Headset
· Xbox 360 Ethernet Cable (same one that is included with Pro and Elite)
Positioning: For Xbox 360 Arcade and Core console owners, the Xbox 360 60GB Live Starter Pack offers all of the components to get onto Xbox LIVE and jump in to on line multiplayer gaming and Marketplace content downloads at an incredible value.
With the end of life of the 20GB Hard Drive and the price drop of the 120GB Hard Drive to $149.99 in September, this new 60GB hard drive will fit very well into our ?Choice and Value? pillar and will fit nicely into our accessory line up. Exact SKU/UPC/Set up info will come soon and once we nail down the exact MSD, I will let you all know immediately.