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With the recent price drops and sales figures, I am sure many of you will be a little astonished at that statement. But it could be that this price drop is the last gasp of life from the GameCube. More people may indeed buy it for a few weeks, but after, sales could return to their previous levels (or worse). There is also the possibility that the price drops themselves could finish the GameCube. Nintendo must be losing a lot of money on each unit sold now. So how long can they afford to keep selling them at this price?
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Your name is so ironic!
Well for starters Nintendo arew the only company actually making money when selling their hardware.
Oh and last time I checked it was Argos and Dixons who where selling them cheap, not Nintendo.
Oh and last time I checked it was Argos and Dixons who where selling them cheap, not Nintendo.
Shut up.
With the recent price drops and sales figures, I am sure many of you will be a little astonished at that statement. But it could be that this price drop is the last gasp of life from the GameCube. More people may indeed buy it for a few weeks, but after, sales could return to their previous levels (or worse). There is also the possibility that the price drops themselves could finish the GameCube. Nintendo must be losing a lot of money on each unit sold now. So how long can they afford to keep selling them at this price?
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