Entries in 'price cut' (64)
Price cut could double Wii sales
Despite falling sales and the announcement of its successor, Nintendo reckons that Wii may have only hit 50 per cent of its potential lifetime sales.
Wii cut to £129
Nintendo has effectively cut the price of its Wii console by £50 with the launch of a new bundle.
PSP gets price cut Down Under
Sony Australia has cut the price for the PSP in the region.
PSP price cut in Europe
News agency Bloomberg is reporting that Sony has cut the price of the PSP in Europe.
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Riccitiello: $99 Wii would “explode” Nintendo’s sales
John Riccitiello has come up with a solution to Nintendo’s falling profits: cut the price of the Wii to just $99.
Wii down to £119.99 at Sainsbury’s
Supermarket Sainsbury’s has cut 25 per cent off all Nintendo consoles.
Xbox 360 tipped for price cut
Michael Pachter has predicted that Microsoft will be the next platform holder to cut the price of its hardware.
Wii ‘can still hold its own’
Unless Microsoft and Sony move to lower the RRPs of Xbox 360 and PS3 the Wii should still be able to maintain its position in the video games market well ...
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DSi sales soar
DSi sales have leapt 40 per cent every week since Nintendo lowered the trade price last month.
GAME discounts Xbox 360
Though Microsoft is yet to offer any official word on a UK discount to current Xbox 360 stock to mirror the move it has already made in North America, ...
UK DS announcement incoming
A UK DS price cut could well be on the cards following news of price reductions across Nintendo’s handheld range in Japan this morning.
Asda selling Conviction for £29.71
Supermarket ASDA will from midnight tonight offer Ubisoft’s Xbox 360 release Splinter Cell: Conviction for just £29.71.
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AUSTRALIA: Xbox 360 Elite price cut
The recommended retail price of an Xbox 360 Elite has been cut by AUS $100 in Australia.
POLL: Can the Wii still compete?
The latest MCV online survey has gone live, in which you can express your opinion on crucial industry issues.
Activision threat rejected by Sony
Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer has labeled recent threats from Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick as “noise”.
US: Xbox 360 price cut predicted
After Microsoft’s aggressive price cuts in Japan that saw its entry level Arcade machine drop below the price of Nintendo’s rival Wii console, leading games industry analysts are predicting that ...Advertisement





























