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Re: Creative Labs 3D graphics board will RULE

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From: dav... Dave Glue
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 1995 00:00
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aaa...@agora.ulaval.ca (Francois Taddei) wrote:

>>I was really excited about this, finally something that will lift the
>>PC above the Playstation and Saturn.	
>>Yeah, right.	
>>Then I saw the price they want to charge 349 US dollars.
>>Shit, that's 50 dollars more than a playstation, and with a
>>playstation you get a lot more than just a graphics chip.	

>Did you knew that it will come with a bundle of games like:

>Flight Unlimited
>Magic Carpet+
>Nascar Racing
>Azrael Tears (not out)
>and 1-2 other one that are also not out.

>349$ for the 3D Blaster + 5-6 Games and other cool stuff (demos), I
>think it's not to pricy.  Of course, there will be a light version 3-6
>month after, at a lower price, but I WILL buy the 3D Blaster the day
>it come out.

That's true, and some people seem to be forgetting this when comparing
the prices to the consoles.  A playstation with 4-5 more games jacks
up the price to over _$500_.  Who knows how much the U64 with its
gigantic cartrdiges at 80$ a pop with 5 games packed-in (which it
won't).

Not to mention, the games bundled actaully have (gasp) objectives and
strategy, not just shoot-em-ups.
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Subject: Re: Creative Labs 3D graphics board will RULE
Date: 1995/09/21
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