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........ but only in Japan.
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"The price for the North American and European launch will stay the same"
Thanks Sony!
Hopefully they'll follow suit for the European launch, it shows that Sony is getting worried about the competitivness of the PS3.
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"The price for the North American and European launch will stay the same"
Thanks Sony!
Hopefully they'll follow suit for the European launch, it shows that Sony is getting worried about the competitivness of the PS3.
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:\ Fight night gets me all worked up. Gaming usually becomes reality for my brother.
Pro Evo is probably the main culprit for me.
And people like me are sure to cause damage when playing some of the more "intense" games.
Alfonse wrote:
> Do you think there will be as many broken PS3s as there are Xbox
> 360s?
Probably about the same. Complicated hardware. I've seen so many broken PS2s and so many Xbox DVD failures not to expect it.
Still think that there will be fewer Nintendo casualties though, due to the architecture... perhaps the Wiiremotes will break though (or cause physical damage if waved too hard)...
> Do you think there will be as many broken PS3s as there are Xbox
> 360s?
Probably about the same. Complicated hardware. I've seen so many broken PS2s and so many Xbox DVD failures not to expect it.
Still think that there will be fewer Nintendo casualties though, due to the architecture... perhaps the Wiiremotes will break though (or cause physical damage if waved too hard)...
Alfonse wrote:
> Do you think there will be as many broken PS3s as there are Xbox
> 360s?
Yet the number of faulty 360s is far lower than then number of faulty PS2s and will remain so.
In fact, the biggest problem was overheating - something which can be remedied by simply removing your foot from your backside and giving the console proper ventilation, like you should any electrical device. Common sense really.
Something will go wrong with the PS3, I'm sure of it. And like other consoles, it'll seem like it's happening everywhere when in fact it's a massive minority when compared to the total market.
So far I've been lucky and have not had any such faults. So ner ner.
:)
> Do you think there will be as many broken PS3s as there are Xbox
> 360s?
Yet the number of faulty 360s is far lower than then number of faulty PS2s and will remain so.
In fact, the biggest problem was overheating - something which can be remedied by simply removing your foot from your backside and giving the console proper ventilation, like you should any electrical device. Common sense really.
Something will go wrong with the PS3, I'm sure of it. And like other consoles, it'll seem like it's happening everywhere when in fact it's a massive minority when compared to the total market.
So far I've been lucky and have not had any such faults. So ner ner.
:)
I can see it now, a mass recall in PS3 units because the harddrives contain smallpox. Sony's gaming domination over.
*Gazes dreamily into the distance*
*Gazes dreamily into the distance*
haha of course not.
Do you think there will be as many broken PS3s as there are Xbox 360s?
Bullett wrote:
> Seifer wrote:
> I would consider saving my money and getting a PS3 if i was you
> though, your missing so much :)
>
> And seeing as it isn't out yet, so are you.
I know but its worth the wait for me, was working over in LA and just happened to catch the E3 so i know what im getting my hands on :P
> Seifer wrote:
> I would consider saving my money and getting a PS3 if i was you
> though, your missing so much :)
>
> And seeing as it isn't out yet, so are you.
I know but its worth the wait for me, was working over in LA and just happened to catch the E3 so i know what im getting my hands on :P
You're damn right :D
It's one of those tip-of-the-tongue moments, so quiet you :P
It's one of those tip-of-the-tongue moments, so quiet you :P
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