~SF Candy~

Oct 26 2010, 07:39 PM

I guess the factor lies within the ownership consoles or preference.
I can afford both a console and PSP GO, I am just a stingy person when it comes to money,
but point well made Boom.

~SF Candy~

Oct 26 2010, 07:11 PM

Well that's how I value what I spend.
When I see something for a certain price, I think of what else I can buy and get the value out of my dollar.

If a HANDHELD is expensive as a CONSOLE then it is certainly not worth it.
Especially since it was the price as a revolutionary console like the Wii.
PSP Go is just the same as a PSP with interface and everything, just built in memory and design.

So I think to myself. Is it worth it, when I can buy a console like the Wii (which I myself want) for 250 and a game on top of that?
Competition with price and value my friend, and I just dont spend right out of the pocket either as I am cheap at times.
In fact, I am still rolling with the Game Cube this very day. But still, the point I am trying to make is that their price was ridiculous and seem to be a rip off for 250 dollars.

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If you've been waiting to purchase a PSP Go because the price is too steep, your day has come -- Sony has dropped the price of its handheld from $249 to $199. That's a $50 price drop for the system, and essentially puts it in the same price category as Nintendo's DS system. The PSP Go now costs just $30 more than Nintendo's DSi XL, $50 more than the DSi, and $70 more than the DSi Lite.

It makes sense that Sony is dropping the PSP Go price. It's right before the holiday season, and the company has no new handheld coming out in the next few months (although rumors abound about a "PSP 2" coming out next year), so they're trying to spur some sales on the system.

But I have to ask: Are you guys, the gamers, going to pick up a Go, now that the price is lower?

~SF Candy~

Oct 15 2010, 11:53 AM

Yves

Oct 12 2010, 02:11 PM

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But to be honest no matter how old or how busy you are, the whole forum eventually falls on the forum admin and his/her dedication for Sonic.

Nonsense. The forum falls on the members and how active and desirable* they are. Admins can try to cultivate that membership through hard work and an attractive layout, and they may be successful... But they are only one part of a much larger machine involving every member, and it's important to remember. A good leader should always recognize the importance of people under him.

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Desirable members are those who contribute to the forum through either personality (being funny, thoughtful, polite, etc.) or their products (good comics, roleplays, discussions etc.)

Yes i know that.
But who is the one that have to solve most forum problems, attract members and handle forums to begin with?
The forum admin and I am saying this as experience.

Despite my member handle most activity, I still have A LOT of responsibilities being a admin.
So yes it is true the forum falls under the admin responsibly.
Management, effort and success is dependant on it.

Say if I do have bad members or members left and no desire to post?
Know what I do?
I either,
1)Contribute and post more in the forums.
2)Seek out to find more and new members.

I know someday not all members will be active forever, of course you going have to continue working for members until the forum has so many members that the admin has to do nothing.
Using SB for example. More than 2k members, Metallix has to do nothing.
But for me I will have to continue working for members and working hard on the forum for a couple of years.

See how much responsibility it takes raising a forum?
So again, that proves my point forum success is determined on the admin/owner.

Gary-Doll

Oct 20 2010, 10:58 AM

I don't do Halloween. Why? One, it's too childish for my liking, two, I can't have very many sweets due to allergies, so what's the point?