do u live on a small house with very thin walls and your neighbor also has a ps3?? :PpsyumNo I don't. I live in a big house in the country and my neighbor's living room is probably 400 yards from my PS3. Also, I doubt very much that he has a PS3. He's definitely not the gaming type. Besides, that still wouldn't explain why its just the triangle button and it is so intermittant.
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[QUOTE="black_awpN1"]Theres a rumor going around that sony is thinking about a PS3 with a 80GB Hard Drive. its in discussion though. Im smelling a price increase. lol. I seriously dont think theyll raise the price if they do though. if anything theyll drop the price.It'd be silly to do this. I know the manufacturing costs of the PS3 are dropping but why make a whole new system model? Leave that to other companies. The fact that you can pop in a larger hard drive anytime you want is enough. If someone wants the 80 gig drive let em buy it separate. It would not be silly to do this. Sony believes that their system is selling very well at its current price point (its selling faster than the Xbox 360) and they believe that it will continue to do so at least through the next X-mas season. There is absolutely no reason to drop the price unless sales growth begings to plateau, which it absolutely has NOT. What would be SILLY is for Sony to just pocket the extra cake derived from cheaper manufacturing. But instead they have REINVESTED that money in their system. It's not going to be a "Choice" like with the 360. The 80GB is going to be the Standard. Later on down the road, Sony will find that the 80GB is getting cheaper to make so then they will have to make another decision. Is it time to cut the price? Or should they reinvest in the system again?
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:roll:[QUOTE="ghaleon0721"]They've already talked about embracing blue-ray. Which is going to be another $200 add-on for 360 owners. .Beerbongsavage
MS would never embrace Blueray they have already invested to much into HDDVDs and i doubt they would give into Sony's format with out an all out fight 300(the movie) status . The HD player is already a 200 add-on, they have already exclusive partnerships with movie studios that stricktly support HDDVD's NOT Blueray.
People complain about the 360s lack of features but then they complain about the ps3's cost. More Features = Higher cost its not that hard to understand is it......:question:
It is very safe to buy a 360 at this point a lot of the problems have been worked out but if you can afford it go with both the ps3 and the 360.
They released the elite to win the downloadable content war, with a bigger hard drive and hdmi that can only equal more HD goodness. On their website they stated it will support resolution up to 1080P (ps3 territory) so they are gunning for the ps3 with the elite not trying to make the normal 360s obsolete.
Then sony had better start selling PS3's. I am an electronics specialist at a Target store. last week we sold out of a new shipment of Xbox 360's. We've had the same seven PS3's that have been sitting on the self for two weeks without one sale. we are of course sold out of Wii's. We sell maybe five to seven titles each for the wii and 360 a day! We are lucky if we sell that many PS3 titles in a week.13wandererSony knows that right now, at $600 and with a small but growing library of games, their target audience is the older (21-35) more hardcore gamer with steady jobs and the money to spend on games. Notice that the game library doesn't include Crash bandicoot, Jak, or any of that stuff. And I think its safe to say that the hardcore gamer doesn't think of Target as his first stop for his gaming needs. Target and Wal-mart appeal to the masses, not the niche markets. Their stocking rotations and shipments are limited to what is convenient for their distribution centers. They aren't necessary pre-occupied with having games on the shelves the day they come out. I think it would be interesting to compre gaming console inventory turnovers at target to the turnover at gamestop or EB
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