How does that compare to US pricing?
shikamaru317 said:
S costs $310 equivalent, $10 more than in the the west, while X costs $470, $30 equivalent less than in the west. |
That's actually pretty decent. Here's australia...
Not as nice by comparison.
ironmanDX said:
That's actually pretty decent. Here's australia... Not as nice by comparison. |
Yeah the Series S is the same price as the Switch. PS5 will be very expensive as well compared to the PS4. If you are in a contract with Telstra then the Xbox All access seems like a better deal. Or do the trading option.
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shikamaru317 said:
S costs $310 equivalent, $10 more than in the the west, while X costs $470, $30 equivalent less than in the west. |
Japan has a 10% sales tax so the console is considerably cheaper in Japan than in the US.
Gret news for the 8 buyers that are already lining up at the stores
ironmanDX said:
That's actually pretty decent. Here's australia... Not as nice by comparison. |
Comparatively here in Kiwi land, prices aren't too much worse. Considering we're almost 10 cents down on the Australian dollar.
(Prices from EB Games NZ Facebook page)
Bizarrely, Xbox Series S actually costs the same amount with trade-in. Only EB Games could somehow attribute the same value to an Xbox One S and One X.
Jranation said:
Yeah the Series S is the same price as the Switch. PS5 will be very expensive as well compared to the PS4. If you are in a contract with Telstra then the Xbox All access seems like a better deal. Or do the trading option. |
I'm in for a "$100 off" by default anyway. A former co-worker had a $500 eb gift card they didn't want. I bought it for $400.
Win win.
This thread is quickly being detailed into a prices around the world thread...
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consoles are always cheaper in japan then ANYWHERE ELSE lol.
32,980 is literally 299$ with 10% tax, considering the exchange rate, its actually CHEAPER to buy an xbox in japan then in the US if the tax is equal at 10% (since tax varies by state in the US)
actually 34,980 would be closer to equal price.
im fully expecting 379,990 won in korea (1000 won=1$ in feeling, actual exchange rate is normally around 1070 to 1 but currently its really high at 1170 to 1...)
ironmanDX said:
That's actually pretty decent. Here's australia... |
750 Aus $ is around 460 Euro. So it's actually cheaper in Australia than in Europe...
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