retired_Rynny

need for food? wtf, where that come from

need for speed i meant

come_on_poolies

£10 is good. Did you ask if you can top up your deposit if and when you get cash?

retired_jesenia

No, didn't think about that.

That would be awesome if you could do that though

san

I'm going to join this thread very late...

First off, this looks cracking and I am really tempted. Couple of questions though...

1. I've heard rumours that the wii is not particularly powerful. Anyone know the full specs and how it compares with the likes of the 360/PS3?

2. Is £40 or £50 really considered a reasonable price for a game these days? I mean I remember paying £59.99 for a SNES game once but I was under the impression that the days of extortionate gaming prices were behind us.

3. Can anyone make an educated guess as to when the £170 price tag will be reduced? Would it be stupid to assume it will fall a few months after christmas?

come_on_poolies

I know HMV did that with the PSP when I worked there - minimum £10 deposit but you can pay more when you like. A lot of people had paid for the full thing on its release.

I'll pop in on Monday and have a word with the staff :thup:

retired_jesenia

I might email Game and find out as well.

retired_jessicadon

San:

No, not near as powerful but it's a completely different concept to the others.

They won't cost that anywhere normal people buy them.

Don't be silly.

retired_Rynny

san, i expect wii games to come in at around £35-£40, the wii isnt as powerful as a ps3 or 360, it cant do high definition gaming either, however some of the games graphics imo still look amazing (mario and zelda etc)

san

Thanks.

I guess I know my christmas present this year then

trotamundos

I think you are all missing a trick here.

Tony will be buying it on release day. I, for one, am shocked at this news.