AcademicSaucer
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I dont know if i should buy mario kart or animal crossing
Kid Icarus is on clearance at Toys R Us? Hopefully my local store has copies left when I go there tonight.
19.99 is the magic number.
Amazon has SMT: Soul Hackers for that price.
Yup. Make them scan it. My store had no indication it was on clearance, but I got the heads up from CAG, so I asked them to ring it up and it was about $22 with tax.
They have a large supply of games with stagnant/decreasing demand. It makes perfect sense.It doesn't make any business sense when you're dropping the price of your best selling games while keeping your worse selling games at a higher price.
If they wanted it to make any sense they should've eitherThey have a large supply of games with stagnant/decreasing demand. It makes perfect sense.
Yup. Make them scan it. My store had no indication it was on clearance, but I got the heads up from CAG, so I asked them to ring it up and it was about $22 with tax.
It's a part of their tag sale, which is instore only. Instore it will ring up with the 50% off.
If the prices were cut across the board, the sales would remain proportional.If they wanted it to make any sense they should've either
A) lowered prices across the board
or
B) lowered the price of the software that was selling worse
All this current strategy will do is encourage Nintendo to release safer software because their other software will be selling even worse.
I'm sorry but arguing that lowering prices across the board wouldn't be more beneficial than this is ridiculous.If the prices were cut across the board, the sales would remain proportional.
If the prices were lowered on worse selling software, that would simply be clearing out inventory and wouldn't encourage "riskier" titles.
I didn't say it wouldn't be beneficial to sales numbers, just that it wouldn't change anything as far as Nintendo taking more risks.I'm sorry but arguing that lowering prices across the board wouldn't be more beneficial than this is ridiculous.
All this will do is halt sales even further on software that was selling worse to begin with. They could've had a greater impact by increasing sales on all of their software.
And lowering the price on worse selling software does not instantly mean "clearing out". There's a reason why The Wonderful 101 is $30 and Mario 3D World is $60, it's because the consumer has classified these as being of different value. How is that value determined? Sales.
Nintendo could justify this one to themselves due to getting no stand or AR cards with the digital download. Speaking of which you can these for $5 (America and Canada) or €5 (Germany...Germans seem to get 18 AR cards instead of 6 though) which ends up making them the same price as the retail version.Also Kid Icarus got a price drop baked into its digital debut last fall.
Any idea if any other games have a similar deal going on? Would this be why Star Fox 64 3D is $15?
Hopefully my local stores have it in stock then![]()
These games were already $15 last Christmas time. Games that weren't on sale, I bought from EB used for same price, and I always get unused club nintendo codes with them, so it's just as buying new.Hopefully this comes to Canada. Then I can look around and see if I can find DKR3D for even cheaper.![]()
No Mario Tennis =![]()
If sales are slowing on their system sellers than that should be all the more reason to lower their not so well selling titles also, it's simple economics.I didn't say it wouldn't be beneficial to sales numbers, just that it wouldn't change anything as far as Nintendo taking more risks.
And yes, sales determines value. Sales are slowing on those 4 titles, they have a shit ton of them, so they lowered the price.
I was excited for a second.Only $30?
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i was hoping for kid icarus![]()
If only I didn't already own all 5 games. But it's good for newcomers and those who don't. Nintendo really needs to return to the standard of $30 portable game pricing.