I would hold off if i were you, prices are dropping weekly and from what i've read and been told from sales people in retail stores, prices are going to be dirt cheap by late november/christmas. That is of course unless you simply can't wait for one or wouldn't be willing to spend just a tad more for a 40". As for the LN32A450 it's definitely a great tv, and as for samsung it's definitely in the top 3 brands quality wise.
I've spent approximately $1367.74 CDN. Not bad considering I have a 60gb PS3 bought within a year of launch, 12 games, PS eye, extra controller, HDMI cable and some downloadable content from the playstation store. I guess you could add an HDTV for PS3 to, but it's fun with Wii too.
Walmart has the arcade on for $180 and i'm just wondering if there's really any downfall to not having the 360 harddrive. What do you realistically need it for? And how can you make sure you're getting a falcon 360, what do you look for specifically on the packaging??
[QUOTE="2beers_in_hand"][QUOTE="DerMeister90"]It is my expierence at Gamecrazy that Sony's exclusives are just fine. Yeah, the 360 does get ALOT of exclusives. However, look at this way, beacuse this is what customers tell me. When a game comes out for BOTH platforms, the 360 seems to accelerate...BUT the PS3 has the best exclusives available to it. Infinite Undiscovery, Gears, and Zoid's Assault haven't reached the amount of sells that Metal Gear Solid 4 has. Just hold on buddy... Resistance will take on Gears 2, and Killzone 2 will finally put Halo 3 out of action. Our time will come, my friend.DerMeister90
* grabs shield and battle axe and runs to the front door* The only thing Sony needs to do better is the marketing of their games. I feel Sony sometimes misses the opportunity to get the word out when they need to. To be quite honest, at the store, we get Sony promotionals more than Microsoft. You ought to see all the Resistance goodies we have...and we only have one measly 3d Gears poster. So I think Sony beats Microsoft there. Forget television commericials...HIT THE STORES! Microsoft runs commercials non-stop constantly on nearly every channel. Whereas I may see a PS3 game commercial once a day watching television, I see 360 game commercials nearly every commercial break. Do you think that marketing in store is more likely to sell something to a reletively non hardcore or non casual gamer, or getting a person who rarely goe's to a gaming store excited and hyped for a game without even leaving there home. Sony needs to market there games more fiercly and competetively across the entire spectrum.
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