NightstrikerX said:
The Problem is that a wireless connection is not always nessessary. There are some who will use it, and some who will not. Some people do enjoy the convience and lack-of-wires approuch of the wireless connection for the 360. I myself just took a drill to my wall and fed the cable though the wall and into my modem. You might as well factor in a blu-ray player for the Wii and 360 if your going by that logic. We're not trying to deduce how much it would cost to get a equilivant gaming experience out of the 3 systems. Rather we've deduced that gaming is freakishly more expensive than one would imagine with the price tags bopping around. |
Not quite. Considering Squillaim added figures for cables (which are optional) and xbox live (which too is an optional service), I believe it's well within the boundaries of consideration. A means of connecting to the internet is not needed - of course, but those who want to play online and put their xbox live service to use have to either buy a cable or wifi. I, for one, didn't know about this price tag when i bought my 630- this tacked on a 20% price increase i was not initially expecting
