yeah, I edited at the exact same time as your post :smile:
Still, the Dutch launch is in early 2014.. I think that's enough time for a free game or two
Considering the xb1's on ebay are going for $650+, I wouldn't hold your breath.
yeah, I edited at the exact same time as your post :smile:
Still, the Dutch launch is in early 2014.. I think that's enough time for a free game or two
I would choose s different route. I would rather they shrunk kinect, got rid of the bluray player and gave me an always on always connected Xbox tv type of device.
yeah, I edited at the exact same time as your post :smile:
Still, the Dutch launch is in early 2014.. I think that's enough time for a free game or two
Kinect is more of a benefit than blue-ray.
Considering the xb1's on ebay are going for $650+, I wouldn't hold your breath.
he PlayStation 4 was sold on eBay for an average price of $425 in comparison to its retail price of $399
the new Microsoft machine was averaging $481 in comparison to its $499 MRSP
Kinect is more of a benefit than blue-ray.
"More" suggests relative terms and not that the other feature is valueless. And also I said nothing about removing kinect.
http://kotaku.com/the-average-price-of-a-ps4-sold-on-ebay-is-425-so-far-1471231809Youve gotta wonder how its possible a machine a few days old could be worth less, the logical reason is they tried it & it didnt click for them unless someone else has other ideas. But surely you can return the device and get your money back? Or is that not common in the US
...though the tracking data it offers only goes to Nov. 21—the day before the system launched.
That was exactly the point i was conveying. I was initially responding to the post above mine which saw a future without kinect in the box. My response was in opposition to that stating that I could live without Blu-ray (as most users of tablets, smart TV and xbox 360 owners do) but Kinect is a different story. Kinect adds value that isnt currently replaceable. Thus more value.
In terms of marketing, this is a new low. A public spamming system.
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/we-got-your-back
Yeah, it was kinda cool. It's totally designed to help you convince your significant other that you need an Xbox One. Has some pretty funny Mad Libs options. New low? Naahh.
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Not a single gender specific word in that mail. It could be sent from anyone to anyone, living with them or not.I'm not saying they spam themselves, they made a sexist spam-your-wife system.
She doesn't want an xbox? Here a spam generator. Send it yourself so it goes through the whitelist.
Anyway they changed it now...
Not a single gender specific word in that mail. It could be sent from anyone to anyone, living with them or not.
It's not Microsoft being sexist here, Mr "spam-your-wife system".
I highly doubt anyone at Microsoft things this. Should be pretty common knowledge that their price difference has been a great help in establishing the 360 early on. We've done a lot of discussion about how the potential audience grows at each price decrease (given a static desireability). The lower the price you start at and the faster you can go down, the faster you can expand your audience. The question for Microsoft is how scaleable their approach is (room for cost reduction). There's likely to be a fair bit.
The biggest, most drastic response that Microsoft can make would be getting rid of Kinect. That one won't be off the table for a while yet, I'm willing to bet, but they aren't ready to do so right now or very soon, that much is also clear, as the UI needs some additional work in that case, I think.
I thought it's just bad marketing, but it seems to have exploded a bit too much for what it is