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[URL]http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/05/18/news_6125423.html[/URL]
And the graphics card they are using for the units are worth $1000 each.
wow.
And the graphics card they are using for the units are worth $1000 each.
wow.
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I reckon it will be a little different this time round as the PS2 came out along time before the xbox/GC were released and could get away with the high price.
Heh, it'll be more than that here.
The UK always pays more for consoles than the US does. It'll very probably be £300 here on release, or at the very, very lowest £250.
The UK always pays more for consoles than the US does. It'll very probably be £300 here on release, or at the very, very lowest £250.
Meh.
That's still £240.
Roxor.
That's still £240.
Roxor.
If you actually take into account what that article is going on about (price always cheaper in Japan), you come back to the $500 mark.
Depends how much less than $500 it is. Not much good if it's $499.99 now is it.
It's the games that make the money.
Always the case.
Also, "less than $500" is hardly an achievement. Still a crapload of money.
Always the case.
Also, "less than $500" is hardly an achievement. Still a crapload of money.
[URL]http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/05/18/news_6125423.html[/URL]
And the graphics card they are using for the units are worth $1000 each.
wow.
And the graphics card they are using for the units are worth $1000 each.
wow.
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