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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 7:38PM (Unverified) said

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All I can say is I saw some soccer moms picking up some Wiis that had just arrived at my local Best Buy...
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 7:44PM (Unverified) said

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gas price go down, suv sells go up.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 7:57PM (Unverified) said

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hear hear.
god im so worryed about how its ganna work out thesedays.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 8:00PM Johnnynumber5 is powered by cell said

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My fiance and I have completely eliminated our entertainment budget of movies, music, blu-ray's, eating out, magazines and PPV events in favor of video games. Even though the expense is a bit more initially you get far more bang for your buck in the long run.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 8:02PM Johnnynumber5 is powered by cell said

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we are still purchasing 4-5 new books each month though. I would highly recommend The Kite Runner for anyone who loves a good book.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 8:20PM R V said

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Makes sense. Going to a movie costs about $22 for 2 and lasts 2 hours. Games cost 60 and last anywhere from 10-100+.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 10:06PM Mr Khan said

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That's how i've always put VC title pricing into context. Yeah it's too much, but i'm still getting far, far more bang for your buck

I mean, a full-sized SNES game for the price of a movie ticket? A bargain by comparison
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 11:11PM Johnnynumber5 is powered by cell said

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Thats true Khan. I usually just have those roms on my PSP.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 8:17PM R V said

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I'm gonna take a wild guess(not really) and say that it is not very recession proof, like the rest of the entertainment industry. When you gotta cut costs, its usually the first to go.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 8:21PM (Unverified) said

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Does anyone even take Pachter seriously anymore?
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 8:53PM (Unverified) said

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No. Like all Analysts, he's human and has flawed answers.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 9:00PM Johnnynumber5 is powered by cell said

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It was actually proven that Patcher is one of the top analyst statistics wise. There was an article here on Joystiq if memory serves me correct.
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Posted: Nov 10th 2008 9:21PM (Unverified) said

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Well, that's saying a lot, I guess. Maybe he'll have a better gypsy prediction streak for '09.
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Posted: Nov 11th 2008 7:20AM AwesomeTown said

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I'm sure it is safe to say the readers of Joystiq are helping out the economy this holiday season by purchasing many, many games.
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Posted: Nov 11th 2008 9:15AM (Unverified) said

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Posted: Nov 11th 2008 12:19PM (Unverified) said

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In case any one else was as curious as I was...

trog⋅lo⋅dyte
   /ˈtrɒgləˌdaɪt/ [trog-luh-dahyt] –noun
1. a prehistoric cave dweller.
2. a person of degraded, primitive, or brutal character.
3. a person living in seclusion.
4. a person unacquainted with affairs of the world.
5. an animal living underground.
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Posted: Nov 11th 2008 2:16PM (Unverified) said

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Think about sales of illegal (and legal!) drugs - they're not going to be very hard-hit by the world's financial troubles.
Video games are addictive, like drugs. People will still want to shell out for their vices.
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