| KBG29 said: I get so sick of the people on message boards saying people will not pay more than 300 for a gaming system. That may be true for a GAMEING system, but for a Home Entertainment System yes they will. The problem is right now a lot of people only see these systems as game systems. Once people know they can download movies, music, and TV to this system, and they can watch HD movies on the 360 and PS3 or they can browse the web, and join an online comunity much larger than my space then 500 looks like a joke. Once people know what the real next gen systems can do they are in shock that they can do all of that at only 400 to 500 dollars. On the market right now the 360 is the best deal, it has features in it that people pay thousands of dollars to get 7 machines to do the same things that one box does and in most cases better than the dedicated box. I have believe that Sony has a better service lined up down the road which is why I support them. |
It's the same reason I don't buy combo VHS/DVD players or receivers with DVD players in them, or TVs with an integrated VHS/DVD. It might save me money on the initial purchase, but it also means there's more stuff to break down. My PS2 isn't for movies. My DVD player that also happens to play divx encodes is for that. My boyfriend purchased a receiver with a DVD player and the DVD player stopped working 2 weeks after the warranty ran out (it was only a 3 month warranty).
To cash in my CC rewards points for $300 in Circuit City gift cards to purchase a 360 or not: That is the question.







