I've already asked Ben, he said its around $600 depending on what we want on it. Seems a bit steep but given the work he has to do I guess you justify the costs if you really want one.
Perhaps if it cost $400 I'd get one, but I'm not much of a Gamecube fan to begin with.
I'll just get a very small tablet PC to play some older games or something.
QUOTE: In November 2007, the official inflation rate was above 26,000%[72] and the black-market exchange rate was Z$3,650,000 to the pound.
The current estimated inflation rate of the currency is 11,200,000% (as of July 2008)
At that inflation rate it's about a trillion to the pound now?
Yeah, I saw in the newspaper that they were printing 50 billion dollar notes and then 100 billion dollar notes a while ago, and that they could only buy two loaves of bread with it.
Started building myself a brand new portable gamecube now.
Different configuration, the first vacuum formed version.
If successful I can roll these out at a faster rate for a lot less money so hopefully I'll please those who thought I was charging too much for it in the first place.
Well the PSP is also pretty small and has pretty close to PS2 graphics - and that's with technology 4 years old, and they limited the RAM and processor speed to reduce battery consumption? (or so I've heard) - if so, they should easily be able to ramp that up...or that's just me being wishful.
