maxleresistant on 28 March 2018
It should have been cheaper at launch, but it won't get a price cut. For two reasons:
1-it sells well, so why sell it cheaper if you can make more money.
2-for Nintendo a price cut is admitting that they fail at something and cutting the price will fix the problem, Nintendo really doesn't like to admit that there is a problem (but in that case, I don't think there is that much of a problem)
The best case scenario here is that when Sony cuts the price of the PS4/Pro, Nintendo reacts and says "we want to stay competitive".
