Yes it's obvious that a 6 year old console is cheaper than any new pc with a halfway decent graphic card. Since you can't make a business by selling computers at a loss like you can with consoles, hardware is sold at market price, any one can see that. Two reasons an Xbox 360 is cheaper than a new PC in 2012 going by hardware alone. Just like anyone can tell that software is cheaper for pcs than it is for consoles, right? So if you were to buy the same amount of software (and by software I mean games) for your console and your pc you will at a point in time (see graph 2) have spend more money on your console than on your pc.LiquidSolstice said:- Blah blah computers are more expensive than consoles you couldn't sell for more than $200 blah blah buy used games from pirateshops blah blah shitty shitty shitty snip snap-
Tell you what, sweetums, when you're ready to have a mature argument that is logical concerning the price of a console vs the price of a PC, let me know.
And would any one change their opinion if either one of us started acting mature? Pumpkin.
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It makes my 700th post a little festive, I think.
Edit: I backtraced the thread to find out where the $400 pc came from, because honestly I forgot, a lo and behold what I find.
I seems it was because you asked for one. Then the rest of the thread is just goalposts all the way down.LiquidSolstice said:Utter fucking bullshit.Kathinka said:another fun aspect no one has brought up yet:
already now you can easily assemble a PC that outperforms the specs of the xbox720 by far for arround 300-400 bucks. how is that going to be in almost 2 years when it actually comes out? the thing is probably not going to cost only 400 on release.
and console fanboys cry PCs would be expensive.
A case. A hard drive. A motherboard. RAM. Video Card. Cooling. Power supply. And since a 360 will come with at least 1 controller, that means for the purpose of this comparison, you'll need to buy at least a keyboard and a mouse. Oh, let's not forget the operating system either! Most PC gamers who toss this argument in usually don't count the OS cost because they just pirate that anyway.
For less than $400? Yeah, keep fucking dreaming. I find it funny that so many people who want to say "you can build your own for DIS MUCH" seem to forget that a computer isn't just a video card taped to a hard drive with wires coming out of it.