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Munkeh111 on 30 June 2009
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MikeB said:
nordlead said:
I believe Sony themselves claimed that the consumer was getting such a great deal since they should be selling it for $800. Also, the hardware price breakdowns backed this up fairly well off the start.

Also, this plan is essentially a credit line so now Sony has all the overhead of managing billing people. That would make things cost a lot more, so add another $100 per system. If you thought $600 was too much off the start, $900 would be way to much.

I would easily have paid 1000 Euro for a PS3.

Regarding me personally, I'm sure they are well beyond the break-even point.

That is probably true for all of us on this site... even with my second PS3, I have 8 1st party games + 14 others, I am sure that will give Sony enough money (and that is not counting PSN games or GT 5 P)