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Strafio wrote:
> I think that Nintendo could shift LOADS of units if it marketed it as
> a budget console. Once it's down to £50 + a game (it will be
> eventually), it'll be worth it for Metroid Prime or the Resi Series,
> or for multiplayer classics like Mario Kart and Super Smash Brothers.
Gawd, if the Gamecube went down to £50, there'd be no excuse for not owning one. Everyone would be able to afford one, which could help Nintendo for the next generation console battle.
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> I think that Nintendo could shift LOADS of units if it marketed it as
> a budget console. Once it's down to £50 + a game (it will be
> eventually), it'll be worth it for Metroid Prime or the Resi Series,
> or for multiplayer classics like Mario Kart and Super Smash Brothers.
Gawd, if the Gamecube went down to £50, there'd be no excuse for not owning one. Everyone would be able to afford one, which could help Nintendo for the next generation console battle.
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Now there's a plan for the N5...
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And a great way for Nintendo to throw away money.
Plenty of 2nd hand Gamecube's available at that sort of price, my mate just bought one for £40 so he could play Monkey Ball.
Yeah Gamestation sells pre-owned Gamecube's at £50 a pop
Dringo wrote:
> And a great way for Nintendo to throw away money.
Heh. Microsoft have been doing that for the past two years, and it's built up their fanbase pretty well. Now it's time for Nintendo to risk something. Not necessarily in the form of an exceptionally low-priced N5, but in some way or another. Or Ninty = gone.
> And a great way for Nintendo to throw away money.
Heh. Microsoft have been doing that for the past two years, and it's built up their fanbase pretty well. Now it's time for Nintendo to risk something. Not necessarily in the form of an exceptionally low-priced N5, but in some way or another. Or Ninty = gone.
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