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And anyone who can't see Nintendo's pricing strategy coming from 5 miles away is really an idiot. It doesn't take an economist to say it's going to hit for $200 or $250. And, being an economist, I can say there's at least a 90% chance of that. Sony's got you people so blinded...it's amazing how easily people are dupped...
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It IS a good deal, when compared to the only other way of getting one. You pretty much get an extra gig for $50. If I recall those duos are expensive, and the price of a 1G is near $100. I'm no economist (then again, technically you aren't either YET), but I can do basic math.
$100 (Price of a 1gb) - $20 (Price of 32mb) $80 difference $300 (New 1gb PSP package) - $250 (32mb PSP package) $50 difference Do I detect a $30+ saving there? Regardless of how much they rip you off, it's STILL a better deal, especially considering the use of a 1gb stick. Last edited by ShadowMarth; 07-11-2005 at 06:50 PM. |
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Yeah bu*locks, revo wont be THAT much cheaper from its rivals, thats nearly the UK equivilent to a PSP in price, and im seeing revo for at least £200. Also, as much as id love it, online smash bros isnt confirmed.
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I realize technically your saving money from the previous price, but my argument is that it should have been cheaper to begin with, and that Sony is screwing everybody. So, yeah, it's a deal in comparison to previous deals, but it doesn't mean any of the deals are really fair to the consumer...
...and where the heck did lightsaber slicing come into play?
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