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Old 05-25-2003, 12:27 AM   #1
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A new Pc that's capable of playing most of these games is about $1000 AUD (assuming you have software organised). Considering the Ps2/Xbox launched @ $750-$800, I think it's money well spent.
That's not in the states....

I doubt you can find a CPU (with Monitor and sound) that can run the complete high end games of today in it's full glory for anything less than $1,500 US...

$1,500 is an Xbox, Xbox live, and 25 full priced games... see my point? If I'm going to spen the $$$ for a PC mainly for gaming, it's just blocking me from getting a MUCH wider list of games for other consoles. Is PC worth it? Like I said, I'm not risking the Money to find out.
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