I dunno about the rest of the world, but in Australia the 360 got a huge pricedrop last year. Like i think the 250gb model went from $399 to $299 RRP, and they shaved $50 off the 4gb. Memory isn't so good. Although to my memory, the Wii had the longest stretch. Wasn't it like 3 years after launch it finally got a price-drop?
You think it to be long and it is, if you think it not, it is not Be patience with it! You will get pay!
| NightDragon83 said: Actually the NES launched with multiple bundles / SKUs... $89.99 for the bare bones "Control Deck", $99.99 for the Super Maro Bros. bundle, and $199.99 for the R.O.B. bundle. The NES one way or another was $90-$100 for a good chunk of its lifespan until the redesigned "top loader" came out in 1993 for $50, so I'd say aside from the 360 it's the longest console without an "official" price cut. |
Ah, good catch. Ancient history I guess, I only remember what the Genesis/SNES were like in stores.
This. They need.
| JayWood2010 said: They started offereing the 99$ subscription model not long ago. As long as they continue making money there is no need in a drop. Although it would be nice to see a drop |
This.
Microsoft made a stealth price drop, which no one really takes into account.
Both the 250GB Xbox 360 and the 4GB Xbox 360 w/ Kinect cost only $99, if you agree to two years of Xbox LIVE @ $15.00 paid monthly.
By offering a subsidized product vs. a direct price cut, Microsoft essentially avoids having to cut prices.
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