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* Has a launch price for the UK been announced yet?
* X-box live, what's the pricing for it? I've heard of this silver/gold service, how does it work and what is the difference price wise? (If you know of course).
* On a scale of 1 to hell yes, is Perfect Dark O gonna be the greatest thing to grace the earth?
* Is it still due this year in Europe?
* Game prices... anyone know?
Who else will be snapping one up on day one?
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Wireless networks in the UK are few and far between though. If you
> don't already have a wireless set-up then that's gonna cost you a
> good £100 to set-up, so it's really not that cheap at all.
>
> It cost me £50 and Nintendo are producing their own wireless
> router.
Which they'll overcharge for.
I wanted to get JSRF you see so did some research into it.
I sure as hell hope so, seeing as I want to get rid of that PS2 as soon as possible. The only reason I still have it is for PES games, and if they're playable online on the 360, which I'm already about 90% confident I'll be getting, then there's no reason for me not to cash in as soon as possible.
Will Xbox games be playable online on Xbox 360?
Because I want to get PES5 on Xbox, but only if it's playable on the 360. This way I'd be able to sell my PS2 wihtout fear of missing out on the greatest football game ever online.
> I want Fable : Lost chapters, Hitman Bloodmoney, Worms 4, Serious Sam
> 2, Painkiller, Darkwatch and a few others that I've forgotten about.
> I'll most likely wait for a price reduction on most of those. But
> there's still old games that I always wanted to play that I never got
> around to, to keep me busy.
Yep.
I'll wait for a drop in the offline titles before getting them.
> Wireless networks in the UK are few and far between though. If you
> don't already have a wireless set-up then that's gonna cost you a
> good £100 to set-up, so it's really not that cheap at all.
It cost me £50 and Nintendo are producing their own wireless router.
> Anyway Xbox 360 will be wireless compatible and Silver will mean you
> can play on live at the weekend for no cost.
Oh come on! If you want a good X-box online service you buy the Gold card. As I will.