Simple question: for each of the three consoles, what is the most you are willing to pay?
I'll start:
PS4: $400
Xbox One: $350
Wii U: $250
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Simple question: for each of the three consoles, what is the most you are willing to pay?
I'll start:
PS4: $400
Xbox One: $350
Wii U: $250
I set a limit for myself of $400. If the PS4 had been $450 I would have passed on it. Lucky for me, it hit the mark so I will be getting it tomorrow night.
Picked up a Wii U as a sort of gift with some extra funds, so that was fine. I'd definitely be picking one up now if I didn't have one yet.
Xbox One... would have been interested at the $400 range. Don't have any future plans now though to pick one up, even if it drops in price.
You couldn't pay me to own a Wii U. I wouldn't mind paying a little more for a PS4 if they went with even better hardware. I think a 7970 class gpu would have been the sweet spot.. I'll pay for the xb0ne for forza but they needed to have made it more powerful at the same price
I want the WiiU to make it's way down to a comfortable $99
I think I'd be find paying that.
I think $400 for the ps4 is a good price point, Xbone needs a serious reduction to the same price of a ps4 or lower.
WiiU $100
X1 will only trade for a bag of oranges of potatoes
PS4 $450. If the console was $500 with its current specs i'd probably skip it completely but if it was much more powerful i'd gladly pay up to $500 and that goes to Xbone as well.
@Couth_: with that gpu it wouldn't be a sweet spot but a monster of a system that could handle bf4 on ultra/1080p np
Well, right now for the Xbox One I'd like to play Crimson Dragon, D4, Quantum Break, Halo 5, and Killer Instinct, so I'd spend about $100 at most.
The PS4 has nothing released, or announced, that looks good, so maybe $10 just so I can have it ready just in case.
Wii U I'd like to play Lego City, Pikmin, and I donno what else, so I might consider getting a Wii U for $40.
Playstation 4: $400 is solid, I just have too many other games to play at the moment so I won't be picking one up right now, but that is a fair price.
Wii-U: $300. I already own one, but $350 was a tad too steep, but I bought a bundle that came with an extra game and pro controller for $40 more, so it all worked out in the end.
Xbox One: $99. The system features are interesting but seem like nothing more than a novelty. It is weaker than the Playstation 4 and Microsoft lacks the first party studios and titles that Nintendo and Sony have. This console would ultimately be redundant if I owned a Playstation 4, and if I didn't already own a Playstation 4 I would opt to purchase that console first.
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