A look at history, and inflation, suggests it might be.
“Every year as a fun bonus, we highlight the best console exclusives so here are PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch's top titles.” - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums.
Dear Villager's humor packed, turn-based, RPG arrives to next-gen consoles with details on a second DLC to be available alongside the game.
The Halo Infinite Xbox Series X console is easily one of the most sought-after editions of Microsoft's latest console.
Of all the people and videos unboxing this console, they choose the Spanish dude who spends 37 seconds talking and examing the batteries the controller comes with. Sigh. That aside, best of luck to everyone trying to score this console.
The images of the console look sick. The ACTUAL look of the console in his hands isn’t attractive at all. The black is deep black and the stars stand out in the image. Just the detail all together just really pops in the image. The detail is lost on the actual system. If you just want the system, damn how it looks, then good luck. I already have a series X and this isn’t sick enough to be my second.
I´m expecting $450 price tag for the PS5 and $550 for the Series X.
The US would eat up a 500 dollar console. The economy is gangbusters. Unemployment is record lows. It’s slowed right now because of corona but it’s not a problem with our economy. The bounce back after Corona dies down is going to be incredible. Buy all the shares these idiots sold!
I just paid off my student loans and I'll have a lot of disposable income going forward. I can't wait to see the new consoles and get a new TV.
“More recently, a few consoles have seen a $500 starting price at launch: the PlayStation 3 in 2006, the Xbox One in 2013, and the upgraded Xbox One X in 2017. In each case, the price was roughly $100 (or 25 percent) more than the closest competition at the time, and that price difference was often cited for the relative underperformance of the high-priced console in question, in terms of sales.”
Relative underperformance? Even when launching at $500-$600 the PS3 still sold at a faster rate than than Xbox 360 since day one with launch aligned numbers. Even the Xbox One which launched at $500 sold at a faster rate than its predecessor within the first 3 years.
Depends if a recession hits are not.