08-15-2003, 09:00 AM
Thanks foir all your help Sam. Domo arigato a million times over. Sadly, your answers seem to only lead to more questions
Do you know approxx. how much that stores sells MODded X-Boxes and PS2s for? Used is fine, as long as it works. I was also wondering about the type of power used in Hong Kong. If I buy a PS2 and/or X-Box, will I be able to plug it into my outlet in the US, do I need to buy some kind of convertor or is it simply impossible? That would help me out a lot, since I'm trying to decide between slightly skimping on the hotel(Newton instead of New World Renaisance) to have more money to buy stuff while I'm there. And how much they sell Saturn games for? I just may have to clean them out. Bwahahahaha. I'm old school so for me the Saturn was the last "real" game system.
Another kind of genreal question, is the MTR a good way to get around Hong Kong? I have no desire to rent a car while I'm there(talk about excercises in futility), but would you consider an Octopus card/MTR combination to be the overall most efficient way to get around Hong Kong?
If anyone here has ever visited Hong Kong and brought stuff back I'd really appreciate any info you can give me. I've tried emailing and calling customs, emails get no response and "I don't know" is about as helpful as people who answer the phones get.
Do you know approxx. how much that stores sells MODded X-Boxes and PS2s for? Used is fine, as long as it works. I was also wondering about the type of power used in Hong Kong. If I buy a PS2 and/or X-Box, will I be able to plug it into my outlet in the US, do I need to buy some kind of convertor or is it simply impossible? That would help me out a lot, since I'm trying to decide between slightly skimping on the hotel(Newton instead of New World Renaisance) to have more money to buy stuff while I'm there. And how much they sell Saturn games for? I just may have to clean them out. Bwahahahaha. I'm old school so for me the Saturn was the last "real" game system. Another kind of genreal question, is the MTR a good way to get around Hong Kong? I have no desire to rent a car while I'm there(talk about excercises in futility), but would you consider an Octopus card/MTR combination to be the overall most efficient way to get around Hong Kong?
If anyone here has ever visited Hong Kong and brought stuff back I'd really appreciate any info you can give me. I've tried emailing and calling customs, emails get no response and "I don't know" is about as helpful as people who answer the phones get.