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FrancisNobleman said:
teigaga said:
This confuses me though, both the N64 and Gamecube were fairly cutting edge tech, and more powerfull then Sony's systems. How come they saw no losses, their software sales couldn't of been as high as the ps1/ps2. The gamecube was also sold for $100s cheaper then the ps2 and saw a price drop to $99 just 2 years after its launch.

This is all very confusing lol

N64 was saved by Pokemon Stadium. The lack of a CD drive reduced costs greatly, I'd imagine.

As for Gamecube, I have no idea how did that turned a profit.

Even though the sells for the Gamecube were extremely poor none of them were sold at loss, every single unit they sold meant money for Nintendo's pocket



Nintendo and PC gamer