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thismeintiel on 19 June 2017
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Aura7541 said:
thismeintiel said:
Man, I was wrong about the E3 sale helping the XBO. Figured we'd have 2 SKUS in the Top 60 or, at least, Top 80. Instead, it looks like the XBO is going to be missing from the Monthly Top 100, again.

It's also because after E3, a lot of Nintendo's games and some of Sony's games shot up to the Top 100, pushing the XB1 below 100. However, I think even before E3, the XB1 struggled to stay in the Top 100.

Yea.  It wasn't in the Top 100 for April or May.  I just figured since they were having a sale, and supposedly all the buzz was surrounding Xbox, they would have at least gotten into the Top 80.  I don't think E3 or the sale did much for them.

Nautilus said:
thismeintiel said:

You mean the highest, right?  And usually it starts to drop when it gets that high.  The lower side is more like $370-$390.

I wasnt really looking at it, but as far as I know, the price that is listed when you go to the amazon charts is usually the lowest, and that number usually stays around 410.

I can be wrong

Well, I think it is at that specific time.  However, most of the resellers that sell well, at least enough to push the Switch back up about 5 spots or so, have their prices at ~$370-$390.  Then, when they sell out, other resellers' prices show up as the main one.  It seems they sell a few at that price and either they lower their price below $400, or another reseller does.  I mean, it's still selling well enough above $400, but it really does well below it.