Are you saying it is unacceptable that Nintendo haven't made new copies, or that it's unacceptable that they haven't dropped the price? Either way, I don't really get what your point is (and I don't mean that in a snarky disrespectful way). Companies make only as much as they need, and they charge as much as they think they can get away with. Clearly, whatever analysis Nintendo uses for this game's price says to keep the price where it is, and not produce new copies. It's just economics. I don't really see how pricing can be acceptable/unacceptable when it's governed by supply and demand. Other companies drop their prices after release because that's how they think they'll make the most money, not because they all adhere to some standard of fair pricing.
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