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Can anyone accurately remember the day of release prices of the N64 and the GC in the UK please?
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On day of release I bought N64 for £250 and Mario 64 for £59.99 ! (from GAME)
£319.99 in total, bargain eh.
£319.99 in total, bargain eh.
I got the gamecube at peak prices... sob... all the extra games I could have got if I waited 6 months... :(
Dringo wrote:
> Which is blatently a bundle and not a price drop.
If you assume that it's probably fair to say the majority of people who buy a gamecube on its own will at some time buy at least one game, then in effect it's a price drop.
> Which is blatently a bundle and not a price drop.
If you assume that it's probably fair to say the majority of people who buy a gamecube on its own will at some time buy at least one game, then in effect it's a price drop.
Dr Duck wrote:
> Unless you count the cube + game bundle for £130 as a price
> drop.
Which is blatently a bundle and not a price drop.
You can technically count then the £100 bundle as a price drop in itself following the £80 one a month back.
> Unless you count the cube + game bundle for £130 as a price
> drop.
Which is blatently a bundle and not a price drop.
You can technically count then the £100 bundle as a price drop in itself following the £80 one a month back.
Unless you count the cube + game bundle for £130 as a price drop.
Gamecube was penned as £150 and was released at £130 with only one price drop since. I never got the N64 when it was released so I wouldn't know.
I think the N64 was like £300 or something, and I believe the Cube started at a lowly £130.
Could well be wrong though.
Could well be wrong though.
Can anyone accurately remember the day of release prices of the N64 and the GC in the UK please?
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