First-party Nintendo games stay at launch price because they hold onto their value. As evidence for this, I point out that these games are still being bought in significant numbers weeks, months, sometimes even years after launch. If they were truly losing value, this wouldn't happen; either sales would dry up or the price would drop. That's what value is.
Perhaps we should instead turn the question around. Should it really be a question of why Nintendo games hold onto their value for so long, or should it instead be a question of why only Nintendo's games ever manage this feat?
Complexity is not depth. Machismo is not maturity. Obsession is not dedication. Tedium is not challenge. Support gaming: support the Wii.
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There is much to hate about modern gaming. That is why I support the Wii.
