Sony is phasing out the 60 gb to be replaced by the 80gb

[Avalach21]

ckmlb said:

Avalach21 said:

ckmlb said:
60 dollar game + 20 gb of space might not be exactly 100 dollars of value but it's not exactly far off.

Also the average buyer has no idea about the emotion engine and couldn't care less, especially that even without it like almost all PS2 games play on the PS3.

I just got a 500gb harddrive for my computer last week. It was 100 dollars. (if u need a newegg link, i'll get it)

$60 game = $60.

I got 5 gigabytes per dollar.

 

$100-60=$40.

PS3, you get .5 gigabytes per dollar.

 

I'm sure you could find even better deals than I did on my harddrive, but I got 10x the value of storage for my harddrive. Of course we're comparing a PC harddrive to a Console harddrvie, but I mean, come on, 20gb is no where near 40 dollars.

 

And of course, we're no longer getting the true emotion engine.

 

So no, it's no where near 100 dollars.

 

Of coruse this is my opinion (I'd find it hard to disagree with me though...)

So you're telling me a value of 80 dollars is far from 100 dollars? lol

The emotion engine doesn't matter because backwards compatibility is working and it is being improved constantly just like the 360 did. The average person has no idea about backwards compatibility only we do and it's still not a big deal if it plays most of the games to be upgraded as time goes by... 

I don't know what math got you to 80 dollars.

And now you sound just like the company you are a fanboy of...

"oh, well, we install spyware on computers, but the average person has no idea, only we do!  So it's not a big deal."

 I'm not going to sift through the fourms, but I'm sure you've bashed the 360's backwards compatibility at some point.  Software emulation is not as good as true hardware backwards compatibility.  Stop trying to justify it.  I proved you wrong and you basically agreed but said "it's not a big deal."  What does that show... geeze...