theRepublic said:
What? I wish I would have seen that. I kept my eye on the last few copies at a few local stores around me. I never did see the price move. Eventually I caved and bought it. I just had to have it, and I was getting nervous with only about 4 copies in the area. |
Multiple retailers were selling it for $20 once. BestBuy was the first, and then Target and Walmart did so as well. Target's lasted quite a while too. I regret not jumping on when I could!
Vena said:
W101 was on sale because it bombed, and no one was buying it. No Nintendo mainline title ever sees much in the way of discounts, not even DKTF has seen much of a price drop and its the lowest selling mainline IP. |
For Metroid, you're thinking of how it's doing now: recall that the game bombed at first and was on fire sale shortly after release. Earthbound is a pretty good analogy, actually.
For Wonderful 101, that is correct. And I stand by the comparison.
RolStoppable said:
You have to forgive noname2200. He has been going on a trolling spree lately, so getting facts right hasn't been of real importance, rather it mattered to get them wrong. He meant to say Metroid: Other M. |
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/960329-metroid-prime-trilogy/60828204
http://www.nintendolife.com/forums/wii/metroid_prime_trilogy_on_sale_for_usd20
www.google.com
Seriously, where were you people!?! I thought this was common knowledge. The Trilogy did poorly at retail, and at first the only "supply issues" the game had was in shipping too many copies.