> Cheaper for Nintendo, or cheaper for their customers?
In the US that is cheaper for the customers, with the games being $50 at release instead of the average $60 for the other consoles.
> Wow, one of the games we're getting is Madden! That always sells at least a hundred copies outside of the USA.
Well, Soccer sells about a hundred copies here too. Me, I'd rather go out and play either rather then play it on a game machine - with the exception of the old X/O sports games in the arcades way back.
In the US that is cheaper for the customers, with the games being $50 at release instead of the average $60 for the other consoles.
> Wow, one of the games we're getting is Madden! That always sells at least a hundred copies outside of the USA.
Well, Soccer sells about a hundred copies here too. Me, I'd rather go out and play either rather then play it on a game machine - with the exception of the old X/O sports games in the arcades way back.