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What's wrong with people here? You act like thinking is the devil. :?
1. It's because of European taxes that the PS3 cost more just like the 360 cost more.
2. It's not Sony's fault that countries like UK (England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland), Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden and so on chose not to be a part of the Euro Zone.
3. The minor difference in exchange rate for the none Euro countries is due to the price being set with almost a years difference and as we all should know the exchange rates constantly change.
4. Europe is part of the PAL region meaning that the TVs follow different specs.
5. Only very few people in Europe compared to North America and Japan got HD TV. And as people should know by now the issues with B/C is that PS and PS2 games were never designed for HD TVs.
6. It's people who do the software and they can't do it all in one day, and the NTSC issues were more prominent because both Japan and North America uses NTSC TVs and the PS3 was already released there.
Only a brain-dead monkey would spent the resources on making B/C in the PAL region look better while people in North America were complaining about their B/C.
7. North America and Japan didn't have perfect B/C out of the box at day one either.
Sony had the focus on delivering bug free hardware as the software this time around is going to be updated through Firmware updates.
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