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I guess they only want the casual buyer to grab the DS line, don't see any gamer out there not spending that extra $20 for something that does everything the DSi can but also comes with its own free content as well as be able to play 3DS titles like OoT, Mario Land 3DS, Mario Kart 3DS, Kid Icaurus, RE: Revelations as well as others that are set to be released...even if the 3DS is doomed to fail (which it isn't) I can't see any proper gamer buying a DSi instead.
QUOTE said:Lastly, I wanted to know if the price drop of the 3DS would affect Nintendo's pricing of the DS Lite ($99.99), DSi ($149.99) or DSi XL ($169.99). Nintendo said "No."
I guess they only want the casual buyer to grab the DS line, don't see any gamer out there not spending that extra $20 for something that does everything the DSi can but also comes with its own free content as well as be able to play 3DS titles like OoT, Mario Land 3DS, Mario Kart 3DS, Kid Icaurus, RE: Revelations as well as others that are set to be released...even if the 3DS is doomed to fail (which it isn't) I can't see any proper gamer buying a DSi instead.












