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http://uk.gamespot.com/news/6159583.html
So a A$649 360 is not value for money, but even the 'basic' PS3 $A829 is?
*Opens floodgates for fanboys*
Sony said:Ephraim also downplayed the PS3's high cost, saying early adopters were getting a value-for-money, future-proof console. "It is up there, we don't deny that, but you have to realise that PS2 launched at A$749 in Australia. And if you look at inflation alone in the six years since the PS2 launched, and then you add in all the new technology--the cutting-edge technology like Blu-ray and so on in the PS3--it is great value for money," he said.
Sony said:"I don't see Microsoft shifting those numbers, not even close," he said. "At A$649 [for a 20GB Xbox 360 bundle], there are only so many consumers that have that kind of money. You don't do the mass numbers till you hit a price point--we know that historically from PS2 and PS1 that when they were launched at A$699 and A$749."
So a A$649 360 is not value for money, but even the 'basic' PS3 $A829 is?
*Opens floodgates for fanboys*

and i cant see it being cheaper in 5 weeks time tbh