It's not true that all don't drop. You can pick up NSMBWii for 35 dollars and Excitebots for 20 as well as others. They might be keeping it up in case potential Mario Galaxy 2 customers want to play the first one first.
Nope. Zelda Twilight, Punch-Out, Super Paper Mario, New Super Mario Wii, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Mario Kart Wii...still the same price. Sometimes they have a sale going on but Nintendo's first-party games will stay the same price. But they're worth it so you still get your money's worth.
Nintendo is really pushing SMG2 as the "let's teach people how to play a 3D platformer" game. If that succeeds at gaining the NSMB audience, which I doubt, then the first Galaxy might see a sales surge. My guess is that Nintendo is hoping for that, so I don't expect a price cut right away. We have to be getting close to a Player's Choice group of games, though....
lol @ people that have been waiting this long for a price cut to get SMG..... You guys could have just bought it years ago. It probably would have been worth it. :P
the sims 2 still sells. mw1 still is popular. lots of games older than a year still sale well. nintendo could lower the price on their best selling games but they arent about creating an image of being loyal to their fans. sony has their greatest hits line, ms has premium hits, what does nintendo have? maybe im overlooking something.
the sims 2 still sells. mw1 still is popular. lots of games older than a year still sale well. nintendo could lower the price on their best selling games but they arent about creating an image of being loyal to their fans. sony has their greatest hits line, ms has premium hits, what does nintendo have? maybe im overlooking something.hamhero
third party game's price drops so fast, i don't know if the player's choice games are necessary
I know why Nintendo doesn't cut the prices but it doesn't make much sense to have sequel and a original game cost the exact same price of each other. judog1
how about they make the sequel 59.99 to balance things out?
I know why Nintendo doesn't cut the prices but it doesn't make much sense to have sequel and a original game cost the exact same price of each other. judog1
Wait till SMG2 is available worldwide first then we may see some price cuts..
[QUOTE="judog1"]I know why Nintendo doesn't cut the prices but it doesn't make much sense to have sequel and a original game cost the exact same price of each other. maxgil2
Wait till SMG2 is available worldwide first then we may see some price cuts..
^This^
SMG2 doesn't come out in some countrys as late as July!
So I wouldn't expect any price drops until at least Augest, or the holiday season.
[QUOTE="judog1"]I know why Nintendo doesn't cut the prices but it doesn't make much sense to have sequel and a original game cost the exact same price of each other. hamhero
how about they make the sequel 59.99 to balance things out? I was personally thinking 39.99 for the original.
I know why Nintendo doesn't cut the prices but it doesn't make much sense to have sequel and a original game cost the exact same price of each other. judog1
If both are selling, why exactly doesn't it make sense?
[QUOTE="judog1"]I know why Nintendo doesn't cut the prices but it doesn't make much sense to have sequel and a original game cost the exact same price of each other. GabuEx
If both are selling, why exactly doesn't it make sense?
what i was gonna say. although i find it unfortunate for the value shopper in me, froma business standpoint it makes perfect sense. cant really blame them...
Are you new to the world of Nintendo? This isn't new, Nintendo don't drop game prices like third partys do. Even if a game is not selling well is hard to see a price drop.
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