DMeisterJ said:
starcraft said:
MikeB said:
If representative this seems to suggest that going below the 200 dollar barrier isn't as important as anticipated by many. If so, it looks like it would have been better for Microsoft to simply scrap the arcade/core models. This to benefit the premium and elite models, enabling developers to rely on harddrive caching for designing their games.
I think one factor why the Elite seems to be doing relatively well may be due to previous 360 hardware issues. For example a friend upgraded to an Elite due to hardware issues with his premium, hoping this model is better designed. |
I think thats close enough DMeisterJ don't you?
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Close enough, but he uses "If" representative...
If he said "it's" representative it'd be a different story.
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I find it offensive that you wrote starcrafts name with a "S"
Evil James! 
@ MikeB: I think the issue with Amazon is that a different market tends to use that store, people who buy things online would tend to be more in the early adopter group for technologies such as Blu Ray etc.
