In the [preview of the full] interview with Gamezone.com, gaming industry analyst Michael Pachter predicted that both consoles will sell out at launch. PS4 will cost ~$349 and Xbone ~$399.
http://www.gamezone.com/news/2013/05/29/pachter-both-the-ps4-and-xbox-one-will-sell-out-at-launch
What are the latest prediction for BOM prices of both consoles? Do we have a dedicated thread for that?
Yes, I think so, because if it is any indication on how much games are going to cost then I can see a lot of people jumping the bandwagon.That price for PS4 is just placeholder.
They even say it.
I am 5th in pre-order line at my preferred Game store. Incidentally, I was in 5th place for Wuu also... Hopefully, PS4 won't be as bitter a disappointment, haha!Even if the pre-order list is super long, it doesn't mean everyone will get one.
As I posted in the other thread, the disclaimer doesn't make sense as an explanation. It doesn't mention need of a PS4 which is necessary to use the DS4. If the camera comes with the console, why claim it's sold separately? You'll already have one when you go to use your DS4.
Edit: The disclaimer only appears on the vid on the US PlayStation website. It could be that the video was rolled out, someone from legal department facing the intriguing US legal system thought they'd better cover their backs, and they slapped a standard, ill-considered disclaimer on the end. So it's no conclusive, but it does challenge the view that PSEye++ is included with every console.
As I posted in the other thread, the disclaimer doesn't make sense as an explanation. It doesn't mention need of a PS4 which is necessary to use the DS4. If the camera comes with the console, why claim it's sold separately? You'll already have one when you go to use your DS4.
Edit: The disclaimer only appears on the vid on the US PlayStation website. It could be that the video was rolled out, someone from legal department facing the intriguing US legal system thought they'd better cover their backs, and they slapped a standard, ill-considered disclaimer on the end. So it's no conclusive, but it does challenge the view that PSEye++ is included with every console.
I would just stick to what Eurogamer says for now.
Also as far as I can tell PSE is needed otherwise PS4 can't track the "light bar" of the DS4.
I don't really disagree, but I also am not 100% convinced. Sony clearly aren't advertising this produce for anything other than use with a PS4. There's no guarantee it'll even work with PC. Ergo there's no interest in this product outside of with a PS4. And if that PS4 has a camera, why advertise the camera needs to be bought separately. My fundamental problem with your POV is that it's not an advert for a DS4 controller. It's actually a video about one of PS4's features. The other version doesn't mention the camera at all, as just a showcase video, the assumption being it's part of the package.I don't think it was challenged. The first part of the disclaimer specifically described that the product in question is the DS4 (which is a complete product in it's own right and most probably CAN be connected to a PC if you like), and NOT the PS4.
We should also take note that this video is about the DS4 specifically, instead of the PS4 as a whole, as much as they talked about functions that require a PS4 to work.
The second part then states that the PSEye is sold separately from the product in question, which, if we go by the top part of the argument, is the DS4, not the PS4.
Selling the PSEye apart from the DS4 is not a issue is it?
Selling stand-alone PSEyes also don't invalidate it as someone may break one and need to buy a new one.
They may just be repeating an assumption. I don't recall Sony explicitly stating the camera was in the box.I would just stick to what Eurogamer says for now.
That's an added feature at the moment. You can live without it; you can buy the camera to add controller tracking. Unless of course games can rely on the camera for controller tracking and 3D controller input options.Also as far as I can tell PSE is needed otherwise PS4 can't track the "light bar" of the DS4.