sc94597 said: @People in mexico I would import consoles from the U.S if I were you. |
Yeah, but I don´t know how import
sc94597 said: @People in mexico I would import consoles from the U.S if I were you. |
Yeah, but I don´t know how import
MANUELF said:
Yeah, but I don´t know how import
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Don't you just buy it online? The only problem I see is the wii, because of supply issues. Everything else should be easy to buy though.
Well, I could've imported it... but I was impatient for getting a Wii ^_^
I fact, I paid more than that for it... even more than the price of a PS3 :P
Slimebeast said:
lol, poor... Why are you so poor then, in New Zealand? I mean, shuldnt u b at rufly the same level as Australia? |
We're a country that relies on primary products such as Dairy/Forestry/Fishing as our main export earner. Our productivity is lower than Australia (Bless their hearts) and we have a earning/spending ratio thats way out of whack and much of our internal investment is spent on property speculation instead of being used productively.
Tease.
sc94597 said: @People in mexico I would import consoles from the U.S if I were you. |
i know like 3 people than have imported their wiis because of the price. The wii is almost as expensive as the 360 premium and this have been bundle with 2 games (3 in some stores).
in other consoles:
PSP: 299 with 1 game.
DS: 299 with 1 game (250 only the console)
As you can see, the ds price is twice the price in US to.
End of 2011 (made 02/01/11)
Wii: 99.453 m
Xbox 360: 67.837 m
Ps 3: 60.726 m
Best Games/Serie of the Generation
Reasonable said:
I'd question the notion that 360 is fairest price. Look at Elite vs PS3 and consider the difference. The issue with the PS3 is that its an all or nothing purchase. You get BR plus DVD playback capability, you get WiFi, etc. all of which makes it a very good price - also to be honest I believe the build quality on the PS3 is superior.
What 360 offers is more choice - i.e. you can purchase a bare bones system with no WiFi, HDD, etc. and of course it as no HD movie playback.
However I don't think that makes it fairer - it just means it fits certain budgets better than a PS3.
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firstly - the price difference is $168 vs $50 in the U.S and because we're an Anglo market the tastes here are quite similar to the US as well. FPS being popular, RPGs less so for instance. The price difference is unfair when compared to the U.S. too.
secondly - the bolded, Wireless isn't used much here and HDTV/Blu ray penetration is even lower than in the US. In the video rental stores theres perhaps one half of a side of a standalone stack devoted to blu ray compared to say 5 times that for just the Xbox360 games.
thirdly - We are less wealthy than the U.S/Europe so the price difference makes up a greater proportion of a persons income.
Tease.
In Canada, all the prices are the exact same as the US
niksta2 said: In Canada, all the prices are the exact same as the US |
Not quite. The wii is $269.99 in Canada versus $249.99 in the US
As for the others:
PS3 40GB/80GB - $399/$499
XBOX Arcade/Pro/Elite - $279/$349/$449