ForeverCarefree
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Microsoft are releasing a new version of the 360 so if you're unsure on the new consoles you will be fine with that for a while longer.
This.Release in Oct/Nov/Dec for the PS4 so im going to start saving up already, hope it wont be hard to get it at release - I remember chasing down the 360 like a mad man when that one came out.
Definitely think its worth the money, been so many years with this current gen and the launch titles should be great, watch dogs and hopefully the division.
My thoughts exactly mate.This.
Not to mention the wealth of new titles that will be released for the new consoles. People forget that buying these consoles isn't just a short term purchase. I see it as an investment. We're going to be playing on the new consoles for the next 6 or 7 years. The amount of enjoyment we'll get from new games, better graphics etc is going to be amazing- and all for a one-off payment of £329 for the PS4. That's a lot cheaper than the PS3 was when it was released.
I'm an Xbox man but Microsoft have pushed me to Sony for the first time in my life. I've already decided to buy a PS4, despite the fact that their controller is still a bit sh*te. But I'll persevere![]()
You could apply that logic to most things.Does the level of upgrade from 360 to 'one' justify £430? No.
Does the level of upgrade from PS3 to PS4 justify £350? No.
Been thinking about this a fair bit and have decided that you'd have to be a bit mad to pay that much for what is essentially better graphics.
GTA IV will be out on the 360, so that should keep me going until the price for the new consoles becomes reasonable.
I guess gaming is not your main hobby then. For hermit losers such as ForeverCareFree and myself, we're quite happy to splurge that amount of cash on a new console, knowing that we'll be playing constantly and enjoying what the new gen has to offerNo way on earth would i spend over 400 quid on any of the new consoles. when they half in price i may think about it. Until then i will just stick with my xbox 360.
I should pull you up on this comment.... But you're not wrong.I guess gaming is not your main hobby then. For hermit losers such as ForeverCareFree and myself, we're quite happy to splurge that amount of cash on a new console, knowing that we'll be playing constantly and enjoying what the new gen has to offer![]()
I was in exactly the same boat as you a few months ago, but have been trying to ween myself off it recentley.You could apply that logic to most things.
Is the transition from the 2012/13 season to the 2013/14 season worth continuing with your Sky Sports Subscription... it's still just the Premier League.
End of the day for me gaming is one of my main hobbies, I don't go out a huge amount, barely drink, don't smoke... So gaming is what I spend some of my spare money on. I've had my PS3 from within 6 months of its launch and I'm excited for a new console with new features such as the new controller with the touch pad feature and the new games that come with it.
If you're quite casual with your playing then I agree, dropping £400 on a new console only to use it a couple of hours a week would be steep but for me, it's a good investment.
It's interesting that it's Microsoft who choose the multimedia route. You would have thought Sony would be the one to do it.Microsoft are clearly going down the multimedia route, which is a shame. Sony's commitment to making a purer gaming console may well tip me in their direction when I do make the transition to the next generation.