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The GBA has recently been unveiled in the US selling for $99.99 which...
With the games expected to be around the 40 pound mark...
if thier current trend of replacing the money symbol ($ - £) rather than equivelent value (100 - 75) continues...
and with the inflated (compared to the GB/GBC carts) game prices...
Is anyone still going to go out and grab the GBA as soon as possible?
Personally if it sticks at the same mark... thenI'm probably goingto wait a few months, until the price drops...?
With the games expected to be around the 40 pound mark...
if thier current trend of replacing the money symbol ($ - £) rather than equivelent value (100 - 75) continues...
and with the inflated (compared to the GB/GBC carts) game prices...
Is anyone still going to go out and grab the GBA as soon as possible?
Personally if it sticks at the same mark... thenI'm probably goingto wait a few months, until the price drops...?
I don't know....if you could just wait a month and the price would come down then great, wait a month, but the game boy colour has only very recently come down significantly from the £70 mark. I'm not going to buy it for more than £70, unless it really looks great, but I know at least 5 people who have already pre-ordered one.
I would not pay any more than £70, but i belive that a lot of people will pay £99 for it. I will probably wait and pick up a second hand one with a couple of games.
The GBA has recently been unveiled in the US selling for $99.99 which...
With the games expected to be around the 40 pound mark...
if thier current trend of replacing the money symbol ($ - £) rather than equivelent value (100 - 75) continues...
and with the inflated (compared to the GB/GBC carts) game prices...
Is anyone still going to go out and grab the GBA as soon as possible?
Personally if it sticks at the same mark... thenI'm probably goingto wait a few months, until the price drops...?
With the games expected to be around the 40 pound mark...
if thier current trend of replacing the money symbol ($ - £) rather than equivelent value (100 - 75) continues...
and with the inflated (compared to the GB/GBC carts) game prices...
Is anyone still going to go out and grab the GBA as soon as possible?
Personally if it sticks at the same mark... thenI'm probably goingto wait a few months, until the price drops...?