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There are still enough idiots with more money than sense that will pay the Canadian price for PSVR. It will instantly sell out
That STELLAR launch lineup is certainly worth it!
There are still enough idiots with more money than sense that will pay the Canadian price for PSVR. It will instantly sell out
That STELLAR launch lineup is certainly worth it!
I don't really see this logic. Canadians understand why it's happening. We still buy iPhones, iPads, and other goods that the dollar fucks us on. It may sway some sales, but whoever is dead set on getting VR will get one.
That's part 2 of my confusion. There's basically nothing to play, it's all tech demos and promises...
And REZThat's part 2 of my confusion. There's basically nothing to play, it's all tech demos and promises...
And REZ
But you can play it on your PS4 without VR, so we're right back to tech demos and promises.
I don't really see this logic. Canadians understand why it's happening. We still buy iPhones, iPads, and other goods that the dollar fucks us on. It may sway some sales, but whoever is dead set on getting VR will get one.
I mean, we're paying like 25$ (5%) more than our conversion rate. For a 549$ item, that should not stop anyone that wants it to go: "Wow, I'm paying an extra 25$ than if I were to buy it in the US, I will not buy it such that they fix that conversion rate scam!".
The PSVR at 400$USD I think is well priced, if you compare it to Vive and Occulus which are what, twice the price and require a >1000$ PC to function well?
Does the taken king ever dip below $50 I have a hankering to jump back in but don't necessarily want to drop 50 on it if I don't have to
That's part 2 of my confusion. There's basically nothing to play, it's all tech demos and promises...
PSVR base @ $549 + 13% tax (Ontario) = $620
Oculus Rift @ $849 + shipping (no tax?) = $914
Assuming a $420 PS4 and a $1000 PC, you're looking at twice the price for a Rift IF you add in the costs of the gaming hardware to both, and 1.5x otherwise. Except that we're not counting the price of a camera, so add another $50 to the PSVR total. Doesn't make a huge difference either way. I'm not counting Move controllers since they're not strictly required.
PSVR bundle @ $699 + 13% tax = $789
Assuming you already own a PS4 (but no camera) and your PC is up to spec, the comparison looks a lot worse. There's only $125 or so between a PSVR bundle and a Rift.
There's a lot of ways to chop up and recombine the numbers, so I'll stop there. But if we're just talking the VR hardware, without taking into account the cost of the added equipment, the Rift isn't twice the price. The VIVE, on the other hand... yikes.
Vive @ $1149 + shipping + tax = ~$1350 (I think the way HTC calculates tax might be weird so this is an estimate)
What you can do is redeem the gift card on your amazon account and you will see an option on your pre-order where you can apply the gift card on it.I asked this earlier and I don't think I got an answer - Can you enter multiple gift cards in on an Amazon preorder?
What you can do is redeem the gift card on your amazon account and you will see an option on your pre-order where you can apply the gift card on it.
I know you said you don't want to chop up numbers further, which is fair, but that $125 difference isn't fair as you're talking about a 100% complete PSVR experience (meaning everything you'll ever need), and an incomplete Rift one (meaning no motion controllers, which haven't been released yet). When those motion controllers are released, expect to pay another $150 for them, easy.
$699. Where is Tsilon when you need them?
Yeah, I'm waiting for 3rd or 4th gen.
Yeah. That's what showing on my account when I purchased and redeemed the $50 gift card last week.So you redeem the giftcard on your account and then you basically have a credit balance to use at your discretion?
I mean for all VR. There's 0 compelling reasons to even touch it at the current prices.In an alternate universe people are getting PSVR bundles for $100.
So Playstation 6 or 7?
I don't think I could do that.
Manually? I don't think so. You need to contact a CSR to apply the $10 bonus and it could be YMMV based on what I read on RFDIs it possible to apply the amazon gift cards / 10$ bonus to existing preorders?
That's part 2 of my confusion. There's basically nothing to play, it's all tech demos and promises...
Yeah. That's what showing on my account when I purchased and redeemed the $50 gift card last week.
That's part 2 of my confusion. There's basically nothing to play, it's all tech demos and promises...
Witcher 3 (combat sucks, greatly designed game with a terrible UI and way too much shit to do. Too dense for its own good)My birthday is Monday and my mum gave me 100$ to Amazon. Any recommendations between these games?
Witcher 3
The Witness (Wanting to wait for retail for this one...)
Until Dawn
Axiom Verge (Kind of hoping it will be a PS+ game)
Journey
Captain Toad
Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls
Brief vent time. Best Buy's price match policy is kind of dumb for products only available online.
There's a printer I want - Staples has it for $150, no stock, and Canon (the manufacturer) also has it for $150, in stock. To get a price match/beat for a product through BB online, I you have to order it online and request it after the fact (you can do it in-store for in-store stuff - and maybe online too, I didn't actually try). They get back to you in four hours if you go the online route.
So I put the order in, immediately send the price match/price beat request. Get an answer about 45m ago (~5h after the initial request) saying it's an OEM price so they can't/won't match it (my bad for not reading the T&Cs), but apparently they can't cancel the order, so now I have to wait for it to ship to me and then either drag it to the post office and return it or haul it up to the store and get a refund.
Not the end of the world - not like they were taking money out of my bank account, and I just bought the damn thing through Canon instead - but kind of dumb that they don't approve/reject before the sale.
That's why I PM those physical items in store. I don't want to have to do that.
So right now the all-in price for the "affordable" VR option, assuming you need to buy a console to play it on, is over $1100, before tax. Comes with one VR game.
So right now the all-in price for the "affordable" VR option, assuming you need to buy a console to play it on, is over $1100, before tax. Comes with one VR game.
I don't understand the optimism some people have for VR, I just don't.
There are still enough idiots with more money than sense that will pay the Canadian price for PSVR. It will instantly sell out
Well it's not unfair to call someone that looking at the lineup along side the cost of entry. I'd rather buy a new GPU tbh.Idiots? Sorry if you're poor.
nah, it's idiotic to buy the thing at this price if you're not interested in anything at launch or near launch.Idiots? Sorry if you're poor.
Well it's not unfair to call someone that looking at the lineup along side the cost of entry. I'd rather buy a new GPU tbh.