reviniente said:
Doesn't the dial reset after it reaches 99,999.9? You can put more into them can you? Well, never mind that. I'm not going to argue cars with you, but Detroit muscle is a source of pride for most Americans. Yes, people will pay for the logo, won't they? Strap an alligator on a $12 polo shirt and, lo and behold, you have a $65 Lacoste. Why should that be an ethical dilemma for a corporation? Should they charge below market value just to be able to sleep at night? Free PSN was a business decision SON¥ made to outsmart Microsoft, and it hasn't quite worked as they intended. Mark my words: free online play is on it's way out. You don't really pay to play all year long; you just pay x amount, and that amount entitles you to a year of online play. How much you play is up to you. Think of it as treading your oppresive $80 Nike sneakers down to the ground to squeeze every cent out of them; you don't have to, but you might as well do it anyway. |
Some old American cars the dial resents, but not all of them. Pre 1980's, American cars were built to last exactly 3 years. After 3 years the car was engineered so everything would break down on you at the same time, and it's not worth repairing. Thats why US cars were beautiful then. All of a sudden, they got ugly, it was because they started making their cars last longer to fend off the Japanese. However to keep profits up, they reduced the price of the material, fired designers, and made basic ugly boxes. Just remember the generic little mustands of the 90's and how ugly the Corvette C4 is compared to the C3. This is why that happened.
Clothing corporations can easily pay their employees proper wages and lose a 1-2% profit margin. Nike Shoes cost about 40 cents to make, if they paid their employees a reasonable fair, that could go up to $2. If Nike raised the price of shoes $1.60, people would not notice, but there would be some justice to that corporation.
I disagree with you about free PSN. It's one major reason PS3 sales are stronger in EMEAA. It's cutting into Sony's profit, yes, but Japanese corporations aren't as greedy as US ones. It's here to stay, and I bet Nintendo will expand on it with Wii U.
No I pay x amount to play 12 months, and if I don't play 6 of those months I threw x/2 amount away. I should have more online pass options, maybe paying for x many hours, or making 3 months cars reasonably priced.
With those 80 cent Nike shoes I can wear them out in 1 year or 5 years. It's my choice when I want to wear them, it's my choice when I want to throw them out, and If I feel like it I can buy another pair of shoes and hold off wearing those Nike shoe out. So comparing this to 360. If I play my Wii, or DS for 6 months instead of my 360, where is my option to suspend my XLB?
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