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| 投稿者 | Alexa |
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| 投稿日時 | 2014/08/09 1:57:34 |
| I'm training to be an engineer is it worth buying cigars in cuba zk Shortly after Tokyo Game Show was over, it was time to launch the Xbox 360. Microsoft apparently wasn’t happy with its earlier decision to put a hard drive into every single Xbox, and so for the 360 it gave consumers two choices: a $399 package that included the wireless controller and a 20 GB hard drive, and a $299 package with a wired controller and no internal storage at all. Although it was understandable that Microsoft would be gun-shy about the costs of hard drives, it made a rookie move here because it fragmented its user base. It didn’t matter that the 360 supported a hard drive or that the majority of early adopters went for the more expensive SKU, because developers had to program their games on the assumption that the hard drive wouldn’t be there. | |