Farmageddon said:
foxxycontin said:
Khuutra said:
foxxycontin said:
johnsobas said:
that's not what he was talking about, he was saying the cube was $50, which it never was. There was a sale on amazon sometime early last year where they sold the GC for $50, but it was just a clearance on amazon. Wal-mart was giving away $100 gift cards when you buy a $200 system, doesn't mean anything.
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The point I was trying to say was, they were selling it for $100 in 2003. The Wii is just a Gamecube overclocked twice as fast. This goes into the conversation of if its possible for Nintendo to make a profit if the Wii was $80. I personally think it'd be a little more than that, but still, selling a Gamecube for $100 and still making a profit off of it says something.
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I don't think that really captures the difference between the systems on any level
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What's so different between them then?
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Go play Sunshine and then Galaxy. Do you even own a Wii?
But yeah, everyone knows that SEGA does what NINTENDON'T.
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I played Sunshine and Galaxy when they both came out. Galaxy is actually one of my most favorite games. Also someone said I was calling the Wii two Gamecubes. I dont know why someone else said that to me because I never said that. I just said its overclocked twice as fast, which it is. That doesn't mean anythings wrong with it.
The point of the matter is Nintendo can easily lower the price and still make a profit.
