Huh, I was not aware of this as I only saw articles of GameStop offering the Pro for $349. It could be the case of Best Buy pricematching GameStop. Apparently, Walmart is also selling the Pro for $349.

If anything from Nintendo is due for a discount it's the 3DS/2DS line. When I was at Target they had GAGGLES of 3DS/2DS in stock with EIGHT different SKUs (Pokeball, Orange 2dsxl, Black 2dsxl, 3dsxl, Galaxy 3dsxl, Zelda 2ds, Mario Kart 2ds, NSMB2 2ds). Perhaps Nintendo overshipped this year, not wanting to repeat shortages of last year. Only thing is USUM isn't moving units like Sun/Moon did last year. If they price dropped 2DS to like $59, 2dsxl to $99, and 3dsxl to $149 they'd fly off shelves I'm sure. Stop being stubborn Nintendo!! 

Oh. I wouldn't take those as fact at this point in time.  When the PS4 ran out, that date changed several times.  I think one time it even said Dec 1st.

Nice.  Maybe Pro did better at B&M, then.  I know the $349 Pro was doing great on Amazon while it was still in stock.

From reports the pro seemingly has done ok, seems many people didn't want to shell out the full cost and the deals have pushed a few people over. I got one in the UK, came with 2 games at 299. Which made it about 260 after the cost of the games taken off (If I wanted to trade them in).

$189 Xbox One S at #62 on yearly charts, #10 for November. 

PS4 was in stock when Monday came last year. This year Amazon is saying it wont get restocked til Nov 30t. Hop[efully it changes and Sony can get stock in by Monday but it looks like the Xbox One will be the only base console in stock on cyber monday so i think they will sell more by defualt. 

Realistically how much would that really affect sales?

I mean if $79 for 2DS with a game bundled doesnt get you to buy one than is $59 really that tempting? It might see a slight temporary upkick in sales but essentially all that would do is reduce its profit margin.

I get the feeling that the N2DS XL is meant to outright replace the N3DS XL (already confirmed is select regions) so thats essentially a price cut to the premium model.

At $79/$149 the system is already quite cheap and we probably wont see any true price cuts until its about to be discontinued and retailers want to get rid of stock.

It seems like sales have dropped off a cliff since BF.

I think the extended period and CM have mitigated a lot of the online fervor.

1.Historically we've seen Nintendo products catapult in sales when they receive a discount 

2.$59 is impulse buy territory, especially considering $59 is the average price for just one Switch game. 

3.The 2DSXL model is overpriced IMO and that's why it isn't moving units, cabinets at Target, Wal Mart, etc are full of these things collecting dust. 6 year old handheld hardware should not be $149, it's only $20 cheaer than the 3DS was in 2011. 

It must be worrying for Microsoft that Xbox isn't selling out at such a low price.