• null@lemmy.nullspace.lol
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    12 hours ago

    I mean, historically it seems pretty in-line with Nintendo releases, adjusted for inflation:

    • NES: $582
    • SNES: $480
    • N64: $410
    • GCN: $362
    • Wii: $399
    • WiiU: $419
    • Switch 1: $396
    • Switch 2: $449

    It’s only ~$50 more than the Switch 1, and they just raised the price of the Switch 1 by $50.

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      12 hours ago

      With each gen we got some advancements. Now they’re cutting corners for share holders

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          I’m not implying there aren’t any improvements this time around I just feel like the improvements and corner cutting cancel each other out but that’s just my opinion

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            That’s fine, all I’m saying is it’s not like it’s significantly more expensive or out of line price-wise historically.

            More to the point, the article wasn’t talking about launch prices of consoles at all.