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See, Selling for the same that it costs to make it= no $
Selling for more than it costs to make it= Not going bankrupt
Plus they're both extremely affordable as it is. I was able to buy a Wii and a DS Lite before I even had a job, just saving up my Birthday money and $10 a week allowance.
Nintendo has figured that the market is inelastic, meaning that there won't be much reaction to price changes i.e. people will still buy the product even if the price rises.
And Them selling it for $600 was still making money on a loss. Your post makes no sense or logic whats so ever. iLLmatic is 100% right.
I own both of the consoles, and they're excellent, imo, definitely worth it.