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01-25-2007, 09:28 AM
http://www.playfuls.com/news_05957_PS_3_News_European_Launch_Day_Price_Ann ounced_Firmware_Update.html
Ever thought Sony discriminated you Aussies or Europeans? Well, listen to this: PS3 will cost even more for you, and the game-pack is rather lame. So you better keep your money for a new video card or a Wii.
Yes, apparently Sony is keeping its promise of delivering their 5Kg monster in the remaining gaming territories on March 23. PS3 will hit Europe and Australia on the day mentioned before, but the pricing scheme is modified.
If Americans are able to buy a high-end PS3 for $599 and the Japanese gamers can even acquire it for ¥49,980 (US$412)- the low-end version, Europeans will have to pay for it € 599 (US $779) or £425 (US $840) respectively, while Australians and New Zealanders will pay A$1,000 (US $785) or NZ $1,200 (US $839) in their respective markets. By comparison, PlayStation 3 with the 60 GB hard drive costs ¥59,980 (US$494) in Japan…
The cheaper version, which is available in Japan and the U.S. for ¥49,980 (US$412) and US$500, respectively, won't be offered in PAL countries due to "retailer and customer demand," said SCEI.
Ever thought Sony discriminated you Aussies or Europeans? Well, listen to this: PS3 will cost even more for you, and the game-pack is rather lame. So you better keep your money for a new video card or a Wii.
Yes, apparently Sony is keeping its promise of delivering their 5Kg monster in the remaining gaming territories on March 23. PS3 will hit Europe and Australia on the day mentioned before, but the pricing scheme is modified.
If Americans are able to buy a high-end PS3 for $599 and the Japanese gamers can even acquire it for ¥49,980 (US$412)- the low-end version, Europeans will have to pay for it € 599 (US $779) or £425 (US $840) respectively, while Australians and New Zealanders will pay A$1,000 (US $785) or NZ $1,200 (US $839) in their respective markets. By comparison, PlayStation 3 with the 60 GB hard drive costs ¥59,980 (US$494) in Japan…
The cheaper version, which is available in Japan and the U.S. for ¥49,980 (US$412) and US$500, respectively, won't be offered in PAL countries due to "retailer and customer demand," said SCEI.