Surprised? Shocked? No. After weeks of rumors and photo evidence of a Wii price drop, Nintendo finally announced that they would be dropping the price of the Wii to $199 on Sunday, September 27. It will be the same classic Wii package including one remote,
Since the PS3 price drop and the release of the PS3 Slim, Sony has been seeing some spectacular gains in sales. So much in fact, its CEO warns that PS3s could be in short supply this holiday season. “We are up about 300 percent over
A Best Buy circular leak shows the Nintendo Wii shedding $50 for a $199 price tag. Wal-Mart, Toys R Us and Target circular leaks have shown the same. The price drop should be the last week or September or first week of October. ‘Nuff said.
The latest leak on rumored Nintendo Wii price drop is a sales circular from Target, showing the $199 price tag for a September 27 date (Sunday “release”, typical of Nintendo). This Target circular comes after earlier leaks from Toys R Us and Wal-mart. Technically still
Leaked ads are surfacing everywhere announcing a supposed cut for the Nintendo Wii. Following the footsteps of Sony and Microsoft, the price cut comes at a time when the Wii lags behind its competitors for the first time. Reports surfaced of an ad from Wal-Mart
It’s official! Microsoft has now announced a price drop for its Xbox 360. The 120GB Elite model will drop $100 to a $299 price tag (but will no longer ship with an HDMI cable), matching that of rival Sony Playstation 3. The 60GB Pro model
K-mart displayed banners on their website announcing that the PS3 “Rumors are Reality”. There was, however, no listing for a PS3 Slim model, and none of the PS3 listings reflected any sort of price change. Analysts and hopefuls predict Sony will make the announcement at
A new price drop rumor has hit the streets running. Supposedly the 360 has a price drop in store as Microsoft may aim to erase the Pro line and drop the price of the Elite system (from $399 to $299). Kotaku received photos from GameStop
Could the days of the $400 Playstation 3 be numbered? So says financial analyst Michael Pachter, who predicted this week that Sony will trim the price of its cheapest Playstation 3 pack to a “more affordable” $299 in April, and that an Xbox 360 price