apana said:I..uh...wat? Anyways I feel that going below $300 is an important psychological barrier and this will work out well for them.
lmaoFunkyPajamas said:Must. Not. Make. Joke.
Strider2K99 said:So $250 for a PS3 and a Vita next year...
Wonder which one looks more enticing on the shelf.![]()
Agreed.ThisWreckage said:No, the psychological barrier is still there. 299.99 and 249.99. Both of those price points starts with a 2 in the hundreds place. 199.99 is when perspective changes.
ThisWreckage said:No, the psychological barrier is still there. 299.99 and 249.99. Both of those price points starts with a 2 in the hundreds place. 199.99 is when perspective changes.
AranhaHunter said:Didn't you say U$199 PS3 and U$99 360?
Has Sony ever slashed the price multiple times a year on a Playstation system product? I think the answer is no.Keyouta said:Another $50 slash around the holidays?
ThisWreckage said:No, the psychological barrier is still there. 299.99 and 249.99. Both of those price points starts with a 2 in the hundreds place. 199.99 is when perspective changes.
While others in the space are losing steam, PlayStation 3 is gaining momentum and giving gamers everywhere more of what they want: an unparalleled line-up of exclusive games and access to the best in sports, movies and TV, all at a great value.
Megadragon15 said:Has Sony ever slashed the price multiple times a year on a Playstation system product? I think the answer is no.
Wario64 said:http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/08/16/live-from-gamescom-playstation-3-now-249/#utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ps3_pricedrop_081611
Today, I believe that value becomes even more evident. Im excited to share with you that effective immediately at retailers throughout North America, the 160 GB PS3 and the 320GB PS3 are now available for $249 and $299, respectively. In addition, a limited edition inFAMOUS 2 bundle is now available at participating retailers across North America. The bundle retails for $299 and includes a 320 GB PlayStation 3, a copy of inFAMOUS 2 and a 30-day membership to PlayStation Plus.
zomgbbqftw said:Rubbish price cut. No way they are going to make that 15m projection now.
It was nice knowing you Sony.
Are you new here? It's normal to complain about anything good here.Picobrain said:Jesus guys, they are lowering the price and you are complaining?
I think this is great price for PS3.
CozMick said:Oh how the tables turn on NeoGAF.
Great bundle and price.
Smision said:obviously, they didn't want to price it below Vita, but they needed some price drop, and here we are.
OldJadedGamer said:Right, it will be $250 till *at least* next Xmas.
Megadragon15 said:Has Sony ever slashed the price multiple times a year on a Playstation system product? I think the answer is no.
zomgbbqftw said:I think $199 next Xmas with a cut at E3 for better exposure. The problem with two $50 cuts is that it doesn't give either of them a big impact, it would have been better for Sony to ride out this holiday season with a $299 Move/game bundle as the base pack and then dropping to $199 at E3 next year.
OldJadedGamer said:Again... the PSP cost more than the PS2 did when the PSP was launched. Not a big deal.
Elios83 said:199$ will happen at next year's gamescom, when a new PS3 redesign is ready.
Things are already set for this fiscal year, it will be 249$ entry price and 320GB bundles at 299$.
Deadbeat said:Spider Tax.
I'd imagine they're probably making about the same.M.D said:I wonder how much money they're making on each system.
More interesting is how much they're making before and after the price cut
JudgeN said:I don't understand the disappointment other then neogaf godly high expectation. I was under the impression that Microsoft best selling unit is still the $299 pro & $300 kinect model, but now you can get the a PS3 for 50 less then Microsoft most selling unit.
though the value of the ps3 at 250 is incredible compared to the 360 at 199OldJadedGamer said:Regardless, you can still walk into a store and get a 360 for $199. The PS3 remains the most expensive console. While I understand why they did $50, they really should have been at $199. That would have pushed some major units.
-Pyromaniac- said:though the value of the ps3 at 250 is incredible compared to the 360 at 199
-Pyromaniac- said:though the value of the ps3 at 250 is incredible compared to the 360 at 199
I don't think being cheaper matters like that,GameCube was the cheapest and look how that turned out.OldJadedGamer said:Regardless, you can still walk into a store and get a 360 for $199. The PS3 remains the most expensive console. While I understand why they did $50, they really should have been at $199. That would have pushed some major units.
-Pyromaniac- said:though the value of the ps3 at 250 is incredible compared to the 360 at 199
Jin34 said:It's like I got transported to 2006-7.
M.D said:I wonder how much money they're making on each system.
More interesting is how much they're making before and after the price cut
zomgbbqftw said:You are falling into the same trap as Sony. It doesn't matter what the PS3 offers vs 360, it's the sticker price that makes or loses sales vs competition.
why, are you actually clueless enough to deny that? If you said something like the others said that consumers are too stupid to realize value proposition then I'd accept that.Jin34 said:It's like I got transported to 2006-7.
-Pyromaniac- said:why, are you actually clueless enough to deny that? If you said something like the others said that consumers are too stupid to realize value proposition then I'd accept that.
But there is no time travelling here, it is factually more value.
yeah but there's a threshold that exists at 599 that doesn't exist as much at 249.99, throw in the opportunity for in store promos to drop it even lower and it gets pretty ridiculous.OldJadedGamer said:And the PS3 at $599 had great "value" too. Sales have shown that consumers never see value, they see price.