| Intrinsic said:
Ok. so let me understand what you are saying. Buy a PS3 now for like $200. Then buy whatever game you want to buy used if possible for lets say $20 on average and you have a vast library of titles to play. Then in say 3 years, when the PS4 has more games, you can shell out say $300 (assuming that i show much a PS4 costs in 3 years), then dig into its probably minimal backlog and buy those games used too. Am I getting you right? Ok, very intersting mindset you have there. By that logic though, every gamer that buys a console within its first 2-3 years have gotta be stupid. No one should buy any console in the frist 2-3 years and we should all waiyt for them to have more games. Unless you are buying a new console in its first year that has at least a library as big as one that has been on the market for 8yrs. I'm curious though, do you have a current gen console? WiiU/XB1/PS4? And if you do, is its library currently better than its last gen iteration? |
Pretty much this. I will probably get a PS4 one day, but not any time soon. It obliviously wont have a big library in its first year but I can wait before making its purchase.
I do own a Wii U that i got September last year because it was on clearance and I got it for $150 less than the RRP. I gave into the savings. But if I didnt get a Wii U then I would probably get one now as it now has a somewhat decent backlog of games and some promising ones to come soon. Plus the Basic console is dirt cheap here too.
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