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In response to "At least they've ID'ed the core issue they're having in sales. -- nm" by Will Hunting

Price? -- nm

Posted by lileve (aka lileve) May 29 '09, 10:20

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Nope, clearly, it's the width of the console. -- nm - Will Hunting May 29, 10:20 11
- I would expect "slim" to accompany a price drop. The fact that they can make it slimmer means that they're saving money making it. -- nm - Ender May 29, 10:22 6
  - Don't smaller components cost more to manufacture? -- nm - Subversive May 29, 10:24 5
    - It's a matter of efficiency. Today's better components mean that you need fewer of them. -- nm - Ender May 29, 10:31
    - It depends. The slim PS2 was like 40% cheaper to manufacture. - Ninja Cat May 29, 10:27 3
      - Yeah. -- nm - Don Homer May 29, 10:27 2
        
        ...(hit enter too soon)... the bigger version had already sold tons by the time the thin one came out. -- nm - Don Homer May 29, 10:28 1
        
        Yeah, t'was the clear winner in that cycle. - Will Hunting May 29, 10:29
- Well didnt the PS2 become more popular when it was slimed down -- nm - eag May 29, 10:22 2
  - the Phat PS2s were starting to not do so well with newer games. Final Fantasy 12 does terrible on them. -- nm - Qale May 29, 10:23
  - Not really. The price drop helped. -- nm - JaxSean May 29, 10:23
- [inserts Asian penis joke here] -- nm - JaxSean May 29, 10:21

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