Originally Posted by Spirit Icana:
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What is so confusing for you? If Nintendo drops the price, that means the company has submitted that their console is no longer worth $250. They'd have given up the fight to keep the system of consistent value and begin to adjust the platform to its current value as percieved by the consumers
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You're right that they'd be "giving up on" that, because "that" was a dumb idea that never had anything beyond a tenuous relationship to reality. Consoles drop in price over time; Nintendo wasn't going to be able to avoid that reality just by wishing really hard.
Originally Posted by Spirit Icana:
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They are submitting to defeat.
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Waiting longer than any previous system ever to make their first price drop is not "submitting to defeat."
Originally Posted by Spirit Icana:
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Again, it's counter to the Blue Ocean Strategy, a strategy Nintendo has stated they were following.
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Not dropping the price has nothing the fuck whatsoever to do with the Blue Ocean strategy.