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no obey at all. [-X [-( ](*,) :lol:
Another half-assed videogame article from no-nothing wannabe reporters.
For giggles, here's some ignored launch prices with adjusted values:
TG-CD - $400 / $690 adj. (plus cost of console)
TurboDuo - $300 / $580 adj.
Sega CD - $300 / $580 adj. (plus cost of console)
Sega CDX - $400 / $624 adj.
Laseractive w/ either pac - $1570 ($970 + $600) / $2450 adj.
Quote from: guest on 10/17/2013, 05:49 PMAnother half-assed videogame article from no-nothing wannabe reporters.
For giggles, here's some ignored launch prices with adjusted values:
TG-CD - $400 / $690 adj. (plus cost of console)
TurboDuo - $300 / $580 adj.
Sega CD - $300 / $580 adj. (plus cost of console)
Sega CDX - $400 / $624 adj.
Laseractive w/ either pac - $1570 ($970 + $600) / $2450 adj.
'tis great that you adjusted for inflation! It really helps put things in perspective for folks.
I bought a ps3 near launch for the princely sum of £425 in 2007 which adjusted for inflation is about £500 in today's money. (About $800)
And it broke just out of warranty
Never again
haha, i got thumbs down for telling these dickheads to Obey!
Quote from: 420GOAT on 10/17/2013, 07:31 PMhaha, i got thumbs down for telling these dickheads to Obey!
YOu sir just got thumbs up from this guy right here.
Canadian prices were inflated worse than they should have been during the <32-bit generations. Now that our dollar hovers around par with the U.S. dollar, it really puts things in perspective. The Turbo-CD was $900 around my hometown early on, which is $1400 in today's dollars.
lol, now that was shitty.
Quite sure the Car Marty wins the award for most expensive console ever. It was over $4,000 when it was new, and you still needed to buy the Home Kit or Car Kit to hook it up.
(https://i.imgur.com/xtTbWEd.png)
Man, that was such a bad article that even the "writer" didn't want their name on it.