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In article <19981115155902...@ng133.aol.com>,
  tige...@aol.com (TiGeR XTM) wrote:
> If you include the price of a memory pack, and the game itself, it would reach
> upwards of $300. Sadly though, a lot of people are going to be spending that
> much for just one game.

Nintendo 64 unit - $120-130
Memory pack      - $10-20
Zelda 64 game    - $60
Total            - $170-190 (upwards of $300???)

Bear in mind, you DO NOT need the memory pack to play Zelda 64. It comes with
a built-in battery for saves (obviously, Nintendo doesn't like to screw you
over like Sony by forcing you to buy a memory pack).

I USED to own a PSX. I paid $200 when it first came out. Like thousands of
others who bought the first PSXs, I had to pay $90 to get it fix because of a
defect (overheating). So, in essense, I paid upwards of $300 ($290) to play
Zero games.

I am now the proud owner of a Nintendo 64, awaiting the arrival of Zelda 64.

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