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I know that many of you will have bought a PS2 as soon as it came out. For £300! That really is a lot of money. And now, the big price cut....down to £270. What I am driving at is - how much money are we prepared to spend on games consoles and computers? I know it's easier to buy a PC, because you can fool yourself that you're going to do work on it, but my PC is really just a glorified games-playing machine - and despite the fact that it's only a few years old, I'm beginning to think that I need a new one to play classics like Black and White. Where will the curtain come down, and when can we start to get cheaper games and machines?
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unholyduck - if you use pseudo-swear words on here your topics will be deleted. And if you want your topic to get more attention then just POP it to the top yourself, by replying in it.
I agree, a Mac and a GBA, is the answer (plus an N64 and a shed load of second hand games).
Oh charming!
How about a banana?
How about a banana?
Buy a Mac....
....that is all.
....that is all.
I know that many of you will have bought a PS2 as soon as it came out. For £300! That really is a lot of money. And now, the big price cut....down to £270. What I am driving at is - how much money are we prepared to spend on games consoles and computers? I know it's easier to buy a PC, because you can fool yourself that you're going to do work on it, but my PC is really just a glorified games-playing machine - and despite the fact that it's only a few years old, I'm beginning to think that I need a new one to play classics like Black and White. Where will the curtain come down, and when can we start to get cheaper games and machines?
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