Post by JPController on Jan 5, 2006 9:57:29 GMT -5
With the new year already here, normally the consumer would think that prices would drop on previous toys of the past, such as the new xbox 360 taking over in the market while the old xbox, would plumett, or so we thought, the prices on the old xbox systems have remained the same for the past two months, even though the release of a newer system.
With what we have seen with previous game systems, such as the playstation, now retail value which ranges around ten to twenty dollars, with the PS2 which was later produced causing all previous predecessors to drop in price, now ranges from 50 dollars used, to 199.99 brand new.
Many complaints have been coming around this year with the XBOX 360, one coming from walmart itself, when they connected the 360 to it's network, it caused all their printers to malfunction.
Or from consumers, who bought the XBOX 360 and returned it the next day, the cause? The Xbox Hardware had malfunctioned, or the xbox itself scractched the cd in it, these cannot be explained but we know for sure that it wasn't gremlins.
With what we have seen with previous game systems, such as the playstation, now retail value which ranges around ten to twenty dollars, with the PS2 which was later produced causing all previous predecessors to drop in price, now ranges from 50 dollars used, to 199.99 brand new.
Many complaints have been coming around this year with the XBOX 360, one coming from walmart itself, when they connected the 360 to it's network, it caused all their printers to malfunction.
Or from consumers, who bought the XBOX 360 and returned it the next day, the cause? The Xbox Hardware had malfunctioned, or the xbox itself scractched the cd in it, these cannot be explained but we know for sure that it wasn't gremlins.
