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I looked at all the N64 games you can currently buy from Special Reserve (at n64.co.uk) and I realised that the number is decreasing fast!!! I've now noticed that ISS 200 and Zelda: Majora's Mask have both vanished!! And with top games like Excitebike and Kirby, the stock is now 'low'!! I was recently planning to buy Shadowman for £20, but last week realised it too has already gone!!
Why are they running out of N64 stock so quicky, just giving up on re-stocking the great titles you now have to buy elsewhere. This way, they are starting to lose out to their competition. There's still 4 months left untill the GameCube launch, and they're going to need a way to make money using Nitendo, not just relying on the GameBoy. So why not carry on selling N64 titles untill the GC launch date??? There are people out there still looking for great priced N64 games!!!
I also recently noticed in the monthly magazine that the prices have all risen slightly for almost every product. Even the membership costs have risen! Has this got something to do with their income? Could it be helped by keeping more N64 games on the shelves and on-line??? I think YES!!
Who else has an opinion about this??
Why are they running out of N64 stock so quicky, just giving up on re-stocking the great titles you now have to buy elsewhere. This way, they are starting to lose out to their competition. There's still 4 months left untill the GameCube launch, and they're going to need a way to make money using Nitendo, not just relying on the GameBoy. So why not carry on selling N64 titles untill the GC launch date??? There are people out there still looking for great priced N64 games!!!
I also recently noticed in the monthly magazine that the prices have all risen slightly for almost every product. Even the membership costs have risen! Has this got something to do with their income? Could it be helped by keeping more N64 games on the shelves and on-line??? I think YES!!
Who else has an opinion about this??
Skull kid wrote:
> I have the same problem. I saw a Transfer pack for £22 when it used to be
> only 12 pounds in the same shop!
Thats supply and demand for you! or is it the Nintendo difference? lol
slik ~_~
> I have the same problem. I saw a Transfer pack for £22 when it used to be
> only 12 pounds in the same shop!
Thats supply and demand for you! or is it the Nintendo difference? lol
slik ~_~
Yeah! I agree, I was going to get Turok 3 for my birthday, when I was horrified by the fact that it had dissapeared from the sales list, I then had to buy it from somewhere else, and it still hasn't arrived- 6 days after my birthday.
Put this on FOG to get a better chance of reply and put it on SR Bugs and Customer Service to to get a staff member reply.
I looked at all the N64 games you can currently buy from Special Reserve (at n64.co.uk) and I realised that the number is decreasing fast!!! I've now noticed that ISS 200 and Zelda: Majora's Mask have both vanished!! And with top games like Excitebike and Kirby, the stock is now 'low'!! I was recently planning to buy Shadowman for £20, but last week realised it too has already gone!!
Why are they running out of N64 stock so quicky, just giving up on re-stocking the great titles you now have to buy elsewhere. This way, they are starting to lose out to their competition. There's still 4 months left untill the GameCube launch, and they're going to need a way to make money using Nitendo, not just relying on the GameBoy. So why not carry on selling N64 titles untill the GC launch date??? There are people out there still looking for great priced N64 games!!!
I also recently noticed in the monthly magazine that the prices have all risen slightly for almost every product. Even the membership costs have risen! Has this got something to do with their income? Could it be helped by keeping more N64 games on the shelves and on-line??? I think YES!!
Who else has an opinion about this??
Why are they running out of N64 stock so quicky, just giving up on re-stocking the great titles you now have to buy elsewhere. This way, they are starting to lose out to their competition. There's still 4 months left untill the GameCube launch, and they're going to need a way to make money using Nitendo, not just relying on the GameBoy. So why not carry on selling N64 titles untill the GC launch date??? There are people out there still looking for great priced N64 games!!!
I also recently noticed in the monthly magazine that the prices have all risen slightly for almost every product. Even the membership costs have risen! Has this got something to do with their income? Could it be helped by keeping more N64 games on the shelves and on-line??? I think YES!!
Who else has an opinion about this??