Melon Husk
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That's not how this works. Sony priced the pro as high as they could so they can cut the price later when Switch 2 comes.
Said inflation is not driven equally across all segments. You can also make a case developers and platform holders today have way more possibilities to generate additional revenue streams than in the past.There's also a thing called inflation.
You can also make a case developers and platform holders today have way more possibilities to generate additional revenue streams than in the past.
Hope so, higher budget, more performance.
Lol if anything it will lower the price of the Switch 2. This is a hardcore enthusiast forum and the immediate consensus here regarding the price tag is overwhelmingly negative.
The prices on components are crazy rn.No way Nintendo is launching a system over $400.
They likely will but it will be after OG Switch 2 has had enough time on the market. That way they can also get double dips.All Nintendo has to do is announce this with an OLED screen as an option and I'm all over it at $499(high end model)
So Switch 2: LED screen, 500 gig internal memory-$399
Switch 2 "Pro" model: OLED screen, 1 terabyte internal memory- $499
Yes, because if consoles and games cost more the MTX are going away, correct?Sure. Enjoy your microtransactions.
With the OLED still at $349 I think $399 is the absolute minimum. They'll want to show that this is a next generation machine.If you consider the different Nintendo console launch prices adjusted by inflation (NES (1989 $199, adjusted $581) → SNES (1991 $199, adjusted $450) → N64 (1996 $199, adjusted $399) → GC (2001 $199, adjusted $353) → Wii (2006 $250, adjusted $390) → Wii U (2012 $299, adjusted $409) → Switch (2017 $299, adjusted $383)) since Wii it's converging at $399 (and if you remove NES from the equation it's an average of $399 adjusted by inflation). I think they would ideally launch at $349 but I totally see them launching at $399, the converging price. I don't really see them launching higher, though.
Pretty bold and unwise statement, not all are the fans are man babies, man with babies also counted. There are also lot of female fans as well. I think you are too narrow...If Nintendo tried to release anything higher than $450, their man-babies fans won't be able to afford it and it will be DoA.
That's why they always target low end component and rip their fans off game prices. Effective and proven strategy
Yeah and we can't afford high prices so it's idiotic to put out an expensive console.There's also a thing called inflation.
But most gamers are too busy posting shit on forums to get a grip of the world around them.
So they will get little to no sales. Sorry but you can get a 3060 or 4060 series for under $300 or under $350, a 3060ti can run everything that the ps5 base model runs. Most pc gamers don't have 4k monitors (steam survey confirms this) only wealthy graphic whores here have dual 4k screens and top of thr line $2000 video cards.Everything is more expensive now. Why are folks clutching their pearls over a $700 console? JFC video cards cost upwards of $1000 for a decent* one much less the $1900 bucks the high end versions run.
If the "Switch 2: Gotcha Bitch" costs $600 so be it.
I think at most it will be $50 above this, can't see it breaking the $500 price point because then you'd invite comparisons to vastly superior tech in the PS5 and Series X. I don't think it would go below $450 because Nvidia is not gonna cut them a sweetheart deal anymore, there's a reason PS and Xbox don't work (anymore) with Nvidia and we're about to discover it.switch 2 will be $449.99 easily.
$400 is a given, $500 or so? I don't think so.No way Nintendo is launching a system over $400.
When was the last time Nintendo had multiple SKUs at launch?I suspect a ‘pro’ version with OLED screen to release alongside a standard version but I could be dreaming.
Because a price point has been set. 699 for premium systems going forward. If you think ps6 is launching for 399.99 ever again your silly.What has the price of the PS5 Pro got to do with the price of the Switch 2?
Common senseWhat exactly stops Nintendo from setting a $499 price tag?