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Save 30% on NES Controllers for Nintendo Switch Online

The pair of NES Controllers for Nintendo Switch Online are currently discounted for members, and it is the first time they have ever dropped in price. Deal is currently live and ends on May 4th.

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spicelicka1846d ago

30% off any Nintendo product is still overpriced.

Jeriphro1846d ago

Nintendo still holds the value of their products high, and it usually benefits them greatly. I mean, if you want to criticize quality, be my guest, but Nintendo is usually the most dependable major company out there (And before you go on about JoyCon drift and such, I know, but I did say "usually" haha).

spicelicka1845d ago

Yep I won't disagree with that, they price their products high because people pay for them. I will criticize them for not being generous to their consumer base though, 30 year old games for example may be quality games but they are also 30 years old and don't need to be priced so high, specially when they're easily playable elsewhere. I will also criticize their consumer base for bending over and paying for these things. At the end of the day it's important be reasonably vocal because it can help fellow gamers.

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You Didn’t Just Buy a Console. You Joined an Ecosystem

Modern consoles aren’t one-time purchases. How PlayStation, Nintendo, and Xbox keep you inside their ecosystems.

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PlayStation Was Born from the Desire to 'Fix' Nintendo's Own, Reveals Console Creator

TNS - In a documentary, PlayStation's father Ken Kutaragi recalled how tinkering with an NES made him believe he could build something even better.

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Agent75215d ago

Sony approached SEGA and the Mega CD was born. After the Mega CD, SEGA declined a deal with Sony for a 32bit CD console, the Mega Drive 32X was born. Sony went along with the PlayStation or the Nintendo PlayStation.

jznrpg215d ago

I appreciate Nintendo’s money loving killing the deal. They didn’t want to give Sony any percentage of money from any games sold so Sony said f it we will make our own console.

gold_drake215d ago

yea, the nintendo cd attachment didnt quite work out and sony was like

"yea no lets make our own"

and it worked out for them big time.

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Nintendo wants to avoid Switch 2 scalping by making enough for demand

President Shuntaro Furukawa says he doesn’t think component shortages will be an issue due to new plan.

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ZycoFox687d ago

Probably be using 3+ year old chips by the time it launches

Tacoboto686d ago

The 2017 Switch is based on the 2015 Tegra X1 so even if Nintendo is using technology from 2022, that alone still represents a significant improvement.

Outside_ofthe_Box686d ago

How many decades has it been since Nintendo consoles been about power?

Inverno686d ago

Should open pre-orders through the E-shop for a period before making it available through stores. And now that COVID is out the way, you can make in store preorders mandatory too. People interested wouldn't have much of an issue driving by if it meant keeping scalpers at bay for a bit.

CrimsonWing69686d ago

I mean, the problem is these a-holes have bots that eat up every sites inventory. Then they sell it on eBay for stupid prices. No matter what you try to do we’re still going to have to fight through these human pieces of sh*t to get these damn consoles at launch.

phoenixwing686d ago (Edited 686d ago )

Well I'll either see if I can get one online against bots or wait till they're saturated and buy in a brick and morter store. Waiting isn't an issue anyway I have enough games to wait out the shortage

FinalFantasyFanatic686d ago (Edited 686d ago )

I can't really understand people rushing out to buy a console at release, I'll wait a year, two years, etc... until I can walk into a store and buy one if I have to, I'm not paying scalper prices.

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