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If I cant, i'll save up for 3 months giving me about £240 and wait until Xmas and get an extra £200 on top of that for other Xbox 360 goodness.
But the thing is, I cant see myself saving up all of the money I earn cause im gonna want to get other things wit the money like clothes, PSP games etc. so i'll probably end up saving about £150.
Just need to figure out which Hi-def TV I'd like to buy to play the games on :D.
I heard they are about £2000. You dont need a HD-TV to play the Xbox 360.
Why dont you just wait a couple of years when they'll be at a reasonable price?
I dont think i'd buy one even if I had enough money, I dont see the point in buying a TV thats about 3 times more expensive than a normal TV just so you can have slightly better quality.
Thing is, buying a flat and a new car within 6 months of each other means I don't have a huge amount of spare cash floating around for one.
Bear in mind that by the time you've added a game and an extra pad, you're going to need at least 350. And that's just with 1 game....
Well that and I'm really not willing to spend £45 a game.
Where abouts are you going? I heard Kyoto was quite good.. apparently there's a nice balance of tradition and technology.
> Ah, see, I have a full time decent paid job, so, I'll be able to buy
> one without saving up.
>
> Just need to figure out which Hi-def TV I'd like to buy to play the
> games on :D.
Your one of those people that managed to get a well-paid job in the gaming sector, arn't you?
If so, I hate you.
:)
> Your one of those people that managed to get a well-paid job in the
> gaming sector, arn't you?
>
> If so, I hate you.
>
> :)
You're now officially an enemy then ;).
It's not spectacularly paid, and being in Scotland brings it down a little, but it's still a "massive" increase from student earnings to professional programmer earnings :D.