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pezus said:
Kaizar said:
KungKras said:
The following should be thrown in the face of every person complaining about the SSD drive:

The PS1, Gamecube, PS2, and to a certain degree the N64 ALL used memory cards and had NO internal storage. You HAD to buy them to even be able to save your games. What a bunch of inconvenient, horrible consoles those were. Especially considering how ridiculus the price/space ratio was. Fuck Nintendo for giving consumers the freedom to go and buy the cheapest, most cost efficient storage option.

This is what I hate about what consoles and console gamers have become. They don't recognise a proper console anymore. Everything is supposed to be a dumbed down PC.


Thank you.

I think these people are just noobs......as in they have only been playing for the past up to 5-10 years.

Yep, makes sense. People who've gamed for shortest time want more advancements than the people who've been gaming since the dawn of time.


So every gamer can afford $60 for a game, but no one can afford $60 for an 1 TB to 1.5 TB External Hard Drive in the year 2013.

Plus when the PS3 & 360 came out, they only had like a 4 GB Internal memory. So are you complaint that the PS3/360/Wii U take 1 to 2 years after release to have higher internal hard drive versions? (because Sony & Microsoft have already done the exact same thing and will again with the PS4 & 720 to keep the price at $600 with a 8 GB RAM, because retailers always make a profit off the hardware, even when Sony & Microsoft & Nintendo lose money on each console sold)