What RolStoppable said. Though price does matter.
As for the $200 Xbox 360 price point. Yeah it hit $200 a year before the Wii did. But the Arcade model at the time was pretty limited without a hard drive and the 4 GB internal flash model is still pretty limited without one (ie. You can't play Halo: Reach online co-op without a Xbox 360 certified hard drive. The 4 GB model is an internal flash drive and so it won't work with that). http://www.1up.com/news/halo-reach-coop-busted-4gb Bungie said they would fix the issue (they said this back in September) and they never did. I'm sure Microsoft did this on purpose (they are the publisher so Bungie has to respect their wishes) to force people to fork over the big bucks for their proprietary Slim hard drives.
