That doesn't apply for countries of the eurozone though. Both consoles cost about 300 €.

There were Nintendo fans here savage about pricepoint because they thought it wouldn't sell. I was actually surprised by the backlash because I thought $300 for a new console was reasonable for a new console. 

Official price for Switch in Europe is €330 (not including UK), while in US official price is $300.

When you have plenty of people, few people (that are actually usually more negative) don't change nothing, huge majority of Nintendo fans didnt said it want sell at this price point. Some backlash come from rumor that price point of Switch will probably be $250.

Moderation for Quickrick, both from CGI and from any mod should be the same regardless of the outcome of the bet. If moderation is changed regardlesss of the outcome of the bet, then it either means:
a) the rules aren't being correctly enforced now
or b) the rules won't be correctly enforced after the bet.

Since when did a mod get to say "I will be harsher with those who trash you if you win the bet" (or vice versa)? Doesn't matter if said mod says he can't speak for the rest of the mods - if said action is allowed, it speaks volumes about how the mod team enforces the rules if it is allowed at all.

Where you live, PS4 cost 250€, not 300€, and Switch still cost 330€.

Do you know why i know this? Because i like in your country.

Probably not.  At a certain point, diminishng returns have to kick in.  The longer you go into the console's life, the less any one game will impact sales, because similar games will already have sold people on the console.  And of course, having sold so many leaves less potential customers in general.

Then again, I was saying the same thing at the beginning of 17, so what do I know.

Notice that the official prices in the US and Japan do *not* include taxes.

Also, Amazon usually sells it at 300 euros, no? I assume that they put a higher official prices, so retailers can adjust to the varying VATs of EU countries.

Be happy this is my final choise, usually i'm waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay worse than that, but i didn't really care about this bet so i wonìt choise a terrible avatar... :p

Actualy in US for instance, official Nintendo Switch on Amazon was always $300 (if there were stocks available), that wasn't case for Europe.

In Sweden it varies a lot it's currently on campaign on some places down to ~3200sek but usually in the range 3400-3500 SEK which translates to ~340-350 euro. This is including tax though.