A. $200 - 5 or 6

B. $250 - 5 or 6

C. $300 - 5 or 6

D. $350 - 5 or 6

E. $400 - 5 or 6

F. $450 - 5 or 6

G. $500 - 5 or 6

H. $550 - 5 or 6

I. $600 - 5 or 6

J. $650 - 5 or 6

Anything above 250 is tabu for me...

15 pence is my maximum for a console

 Agrees on this, if I don't get a lot of packed in games or something similar.

I bought my cube for Mario Kart and Super Mario Sunshine. Payed around 200 USD with Mario Kart, Zelda Collection edition and an extra gamepad packed in. So since then I have problem with those high cost consols, I got so much more value last gen for 200 USD to understand why I should pay more for just a consol.

A. 4

B. 5

C. 6

D. 7

E.  8

F.  9

G. 10

H. 11

I.  12

J.  13

thanks for the responses! anybody else want to chip in?

for me, i don't think i'll pay anything above $300. below $300, it's all about whether there's 1 game i want. so mine would look like: 1 for A-C, and no for D and above.

I listed games up to the $650 price but I'm with most people and actually have a limit on the amount of money I will pay for a console. For me, I won't pay more than $400 and even with that there better be a game I really want.

Considering AAA+ games and filler games

A. $200. 10 games and a AAA+ at least

B. $250. 10 games and a AAA+ games (with 10 AAA+ games being developed)

C. $300. 20 or more AAA+ games out or very close to launch

D. $350. too pricey without games going for under 20 dollars (old or used) and a lot of AAA+

E. $400.
F. $450. for these groups I would only buy them with they had the best
H. $550. game ever on them. So for me it would mean:
I. $600. You need the system to play Zelda or Chrono Trigger
J. $650.