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[CO_Andy]

Even newer player's choice/platinum hits' titles such as Zelda: Wind Waker and Star Wars: KotOR are now $20! Talk about money grubbers...

 

[Deku Tree]

Yeah that's what happens when games continue to sell I guess. Halo was still $50 until recently too. I think it only dropped in price to make room for Halo 2.

 

[cvxfreak]

SSBM needs to drop in price soon. Yeeesh. Great game, wrong price.

 

[Gantz]

SSBM is worth 5 bucks tops!

 

[TheTurtleTitan]

I would've thought that they would've made Halo 1 a $20 Platinum Hit by Halo 2's release...but nope.

 

[Wario64]

You know what's funny? You can get Halo 2 for $5 more at Circuit City next week.

Halo = $29.99
Halo 2 = $34.88

 

[Kobun Heat]

DAMMIT WARIO WHY DON'T YOU MAKE THEM $20 ALREADY?

 

[jooey]

Halo's a Platinum Hit in Japan! only... okay about $30 BUT STILL

 

[CO_Andy]

Nintendo iz pulling it again with Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

I hav little reason to doubt that Microsoft will follow course with Halo 2...

 

[Hero]

For some reason when I replied it didn't go through but...

I think SSB:M got pulled off the PC list. I've been seeing the original boxart SSB:M lately everywhere to go along with the 29.99 price tag. I believe Nintendo doesn't want to sell it for 19.99 and they don't want to have it perceived as a PC when it's not PC price.

 

[Community Forum]

Yeah that's what happens when games continue to sell I guess. Halo was still $50 until recently too. I think it only dropped in price to make room for Halo 2.

Are we talking USD? Microsoft officially lowered the price of Halo to $29.99 on November 19, 2003.

 

[Doogdogg]

For some reason when I replied it didn't go through but...

I think SSB:M got pulled off the PC list. I've been seeing the original boxart SSB:M lately everywhere to go along with the 29.99 price tag. I believe Nintendo doesn't want to sell it for 19.99 and they don't want to have it perceived as a PC when it's not PC price.

What other explanation is there... :lol

Nintendo made so much money of selling Player CHoice at $40 for N64 titles comfortably, then their software sales were through the roof.