News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analysts
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Whilst Microsoft and Sony boost sales by dropping hardware prices, analysts believe it will be long time before Nintendo need to do that.
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Re: News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analyst
Of course they don't need to
People will pay £300 or so for one coming up to Christmas :rolleyes:
Re: News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analyst
they can have mine in that case ;)
most dissapointing console i have ever owned. And i loved my snes n64 and gamecube.
Re: News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analyst
Well whether they want to drop them or not they will be since the Sainsbury's £150 deal!
Re: News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analyst
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Rob_B
Well whether they want to drop them or not they will be since the Sainsbury's £150 deal!
Nintendo haven't dropped the price
Sainsburys did, otherwise EVERYONE will be selling them for £150, and sainsburys will have limited stock, so when it's finished the price will return
Re: News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analyst
If the price does not drop the bundle quality wil increase, they are still good value for money but if I had neither a 360 or a Wii I would choose the 360 (maybe not if I had kids) so I guess the sales are not going to slow particularly much.
I feel a price drop should be on the cards even if they do not agree.
Having a Wii at a similar price point to the DS would probably not do their market share as many favours as a clear difference but who knows if this is part of their thought process.
As finlay666 noted, people will still pay.
Re: News - Nintendo won't drop Wii price to combat Xbox 360 and PS3 cuts, say analyst
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finlay666
Nintendo haven't dropped the price
Sainsburys did, otherwise EVERYONE will be selling them for £150, and sainsburys will have limited stock, so when it's finished the price will return
If you read my post properly you'll see I didn't say Nintendo had cut the price. Maybe it could have been worded better but I cleary said Sainsbury's had dropped it.
A sign of things to come though I reckon & if they can do it then I bet other retailers can/will do a similar thing.