What, only $200! Did I read that right, alright I sure calm down there must be something with that price. It's too good to be true.

What, only $200! Did I read that right, alright I sure calm down there must be something with that price. It's too good to be true.

I already had this idea 5 days ago:
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=5398965
Hi guys. I just wanted to say that some of the internal leak from 2012 (which leaked documents from 2010) are still quite spot-on with xbox one, even the name! :) The specs of course changed since then but the goals itself seem to have been set in 2010 already!
Perhaps it also tells us what we can expect from Xbox One in future?
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If the price is really $299 that thing is going to do big numbers for the holiday!

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Very interesting. When I saw that article come up about a year ago I kind of figured that quite a bit of it would be true (and was hoping for it to be true).
I hope they announce the price and release of The One tomorrow.
| MoHasanie said: Wow, that is some extremely impressive planning by Microsoft. Its kinda scary how some of the things in these slides came true. I wish they'd shown us some of that illumiroom stuff at the reveal cause that looks amazing. Also, a $299 price for Xbox One would actually be VERY good and could hurt the PS4 if the PS4 costs $100+ more. hmm, even though I'm currently favoring the PS4, if the Xbox One is $100 cheaper then I may actually start siding with the Xbox One again (provided the exclusives look great). |
I'm not clear if that $299 goal doesn't include that 2 year subsiding. If it really was only $299, then I think the Xbox One would outsell the Wii's launch! That would mean it's only my double my $149 launch Kinect from 2010.
In all fairness, they say the cost of hardware in the original Kinect was calculated about $50 in 2010 - I'm sure it would be lower now. And Microsoft has said, they were subsidizing it at that level. Which is why the SDK for Kincet for Windows was $250. There has been a massive investment in research regarding the ‘Natural User Interface’ aka NUI, so who knows how much went into Kinect. And how much went to the licensing to use the 3D camera.
I think the rumor is the new Kinect ”Time of Flight’s” 3D capture is all Microsoft’s.
It does sound to good to be true, even for a good Friday deal. But so many other things have come true…
Trunkin said:
Last time I checked, Gamefly had less than 1/2 a million users, and US Gamestop customers will still be able to buy and sell used games. Though I doubt the two of them account for the "vast majority" of the US games market, anyway. |
Any system that cuts out used sales via ebay/Amazon while allowing publishers to charge "fees" AND elimates rentals from gamefly/Redbox, is NEVER going to do well. When you add in the fact that people are unknowingly going to be buying a system that forces them to connect, in some cases, every HOUR just to play the game they bought? Yeah, not good.
Anyone who thinks MS is going to win this generation is delusional and COMPLETELY underestimating and/or insulting consumer's intelligence.
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