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Originally Posted by cfusionpm
I'm 28 and still have my Genesis from 1993. Also have my PS1, N64, Dreamcast, PS2, JPS2, PS3, XBOX 360, Gameboy Pocket, Gameboy Pocket Color, Gameboy Advance SP, Nintendo DS Lite, and PSP. You can read all about my opinions in the links above. 
Base model of 360 Core was also $100 less. At launch, it was $399 for a "Premium" model, $299 for a Core without HDD. At launch, PS3 was $499 and $599, with the only real differences being HD size. The $399 model of 360 came with component HD cables and a wired headset mic. Even the cheapest $499 model of PS3 came with no HD cables and no mic at all, wired or wireless. |
But back then you paid $100 more for more storage, no batteries in the controller and not having to buy a blu-ray player which cost about $599 by it self in 06. But I was talking more recently about the latest generations within the cycle.
4GB Xbox 360 with no internal batteries and blu-ray $199.99
160GB PS3 with blu-ray and no need for batteries $249.99
I would rather have more storage and the ease of no batteries to buy or replace vs a Kinect 2.0. They seem more essential to gaming to me. Also I am 28 too so I know you know where I'm coming from.