[QUOTE="whisperingmute"]
[QUOTE="AndyAlfredo"]
Maybe because it's the best-selling console of all time, and arguably the best console of all time? And it plays DVDs?
$100 is cheap. Even if you pit it against the Wii, you have $100 left over to buy games, extra controller, and all that is really cheap.
AndyAlfredo
I don't care what economic status you're at, $100 is not cheap my friend. Especially for a 10 year old console. And it plays DVDs? For someone who flaunts that $100 is cheap, why in the world you use a PS2 as a DVD player. The PS2 produces one of the worst sound qualities for DVDs and it's not even funny. I tried watching the Matrix and I could barely hear out of the speakers even with the volume all the way up. You can get a way better DVD player for $20 new.
Cheap in comparison to other gaming systems. As for gaming systems, $100 is very cheap. Pop off another $20 for a good couple games and you have it made. Yeah, I'm young, I don't have to pay bills or anything so I have no idea about what cheap is, or I don't know how much $100 is really worth, I don't understand how it is to have to conserve every bit of your money (I've heard it all) but I do know that $120 is not that much if you want a console.
Cheap and expensive varies between people. I remember when I was younger when I didn't have to worry about food, bills, car, etc. and all I did was buy the newest game or save up for the next big console. I'm just trying to apply logic that the PS2 has been around for 10 years. Usually when an item has been around for so long, prices go down. Usually for competition. But now that Xbox and Gamecube have stopped mass production, Sony doesn't really have any competitors for people to play games from that sort of "era". They can put up that $100 price tag and there's no one there to compete. I think even the original Playstation dropped down to the $50 price tag faster than the PS2 will ever reach there.
Look, I'm not trying to attack you personally because of age or whatever. But, $100 for a ten year console is just not something I'm willing to do. I'm much more willing to spend $200 for an Xbox 360 because of the amount of time it's been out and that it's still current gen for the console and for the most part still a fairly new console in the market.
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