analog_future
Resident Crybaby
We are consumers, we have the right to be "entitled." It's money we busted our bums for. With bills to pay, families to take care of, and inflation everywhere, people can and should search for the best ways to spend their money and consider the value of it for the product they are getting.
Okay? Then don't buy the high-end console. We aren't all entitled to it. But it's silly to act like it's some kind of affront to your livelihood that it exists.
Please enjoy your $700* machine that will be irrelevant in 3-4 years so you can replay some ps3 and ps4 re-remasters.
*does not include tax, disc drive or vertical stand.
If you read my OP, you'd know I'm not buying a PS5 Pro.
You drunk?
Running: shoes for $50, you’re done
Tennis: racket for $100, you’re done
Music instrument: instrument for $50-500, you’re done
Art: whatever art supplies you need, sub-$100, you’re done
Gaming: console $500, paid online $50-100 per year, new releases $40-70 per release Day 1
First of all, it's really damn hard to find a well regarded running shoe for $50. Second, shoes costs like $3 to manufacture. Same goes for tennis rackets. How much does something like the PS5 Pro cost to R&D/design/manufacturer/support?
And I'm a hobbyist musician and my wife is a hobbyist artist and I can confidently say you have no idea what you're talking about in regards to those subjects. A $50 musical instrument.... lmao
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