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can anyone here please register their interest, and whether they would be interested.
thanks
> Untitled wrote:
> what figures?
>
> Figures that support your theory on consoles being more popular than
> PC gaming.
Sorry to pee on your parade IB but I found these figures from 2001
"The boom in consoles inevitably fed through to software sales with a record 30.5 million units of console software sold (up 26% on last year) worth £711 million.
The market for home computer software also fared better than the previous year with the volume of units sold up by 10% to 16.7 million whilst the value of sales remained static at £346 million."
You lose this one you old inbred ;-)
> Jive wrote:
> Just one flaw that I can see here, cost and charges.
>
> Setup costs of the centre would be incredible, how many consoles
> would
> you imagine having there? Your talking about having it setup in
> Uni,
> sheesh there's alot of slackers with time to burn there so that
> would
> be potentially huge.
>
> Plus you'd need all the different console, decent sized TV's, plus
> innumerable copies of the different games.
>
> How much would you envisage charging each person to play, you've
> already said that playing at LAN parties costs in excess of
> £30
> and thats for a weekend and thats with everyone turning up with
> their
> own equipment and copies of the games.
>
> I can't even think how setting up a centre like this would be
> financially viable although it sounds like a good idea. High Street
> wise, you it just wouldn't be viable either, the space you'd need
> would incur some huge rent fees as well.
>
>
> hopefully we could buy second hand consoles, and games. charges would
> be a few pounds an hour, we would mainly only have the online games,
> and the most popular titles, also, people would be free to bring their
> own games.
> it would be expensive to set up, but it wouldnt be on a highsteet
> probably somewhere out of town, but stilla cessible, thats got to
> sorted yet,
>
> i guess we could say people need to bring their won consoles but what
> would be the point?
Or maybe I'll just do this to show you how annoying it is.
> Flanders wrote:
> Untitled wrote:
>
>
> im not, im just replying so that other people can see what post im
> replying to.
>
>
> You can do that without quoting complete posts you total retard.
>
> yeah, but what are u gonna do?
Nothing - apart from carrying on calling you names.
> Insane Bartender wrote:
> No, it's not.
>
> says you, do u have the figures to say its not?
And have you got any sales figures to prove it is? Oh yeah I forgot "it's a fact", pah.
PC version of Sims. Sales figures up to May 2002:
6.3million copies. Not including any of the expansion packs. Name me some console games with those sorts of sales figures.
> No, it's not.
says you, do u have the figures to say its not?
> Untitled wrote:
>
>
> im not, im just replying so that other people can see what post im
> replying to.
>
>
> You can do that without quoting complete posts you total retard.
yeah, but what are u gonna do?
>
> im not, im just replying so that other people can see what post im
> replying to.
You can do that without quoting complete posts you total retard.
> Untitled wrote:
> what figures?
>
> Figures that support your theory on consoles being more popular than
> PC gaming.
why do i need figures, its a fact