sorry @ all,i was away and didnt get to this thread til today.



you will need to chip your ps2 so they can play locally available games which cost 100shs per game max
the screens are 21inch@ 8000 for new ones made in kenya
the playstation machines go for 8000 fully chipped because people charge to chip playstation machines
you will then make a bench or buy the kenpoly plastic chairs at 600 per chair from any supermarket,or make wooden benches for the children and build a kind of counter to support your computer screens.

here is a faint outline of someone with 50,000shs as initial capital:
3 x 7500( machines )= 22500
3 x 8000 (screens) = 24000
5 x 600 (chairs) = 3000
5 x 100 (games) = 500
nb: once you buy a game make close to 10 copies of the same game to avoid buying the game again once the disk gets damaged.

if you are still intrested after this information let me know.

add on:
if the tv screens are too expensive,visit second hand electronic dealers or shylocks who can offer good deals at 5000 21inch especially in kayole or ngara. but you must know cheap is expensive.



in a day you make and average of 500 to 600shs X 30= 15000/18000 per month.
games are charged at 1shs per minute,minimum cost is 10shs.
after a while you might consider adding Xbox or playstation 3 which charges 2shs per minute and minimum of 20shs per minute.

like i said the beauty of this business is that you only pay rent and electricity bills no other costs are incured.
ps-love djinn's idea.

chipped?

how much does it cost 'to chip them' (incase they aren't)?

I am also led to believe there are some disadvantages with chipped consoles e.g chipped PS2 will not play PS1 games... True or not?

No answer then?

Where can we get the second hand play station machines?

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