With the DS on the horizon, Nintendo has decided to drop the price of the GBA SP by $20—now to
retail for $79.99. Competent sources have sited that the DS could sell for as low as $150 stateside, and should
definately remain under $200. But still, this rather hefty pricetag (especially for a portable) will probably lead a
number of consumers to the more afforable GBA SP. Nintendo looks to profit by keeping these two products in distinct
pricing ranges. [For your enjoyment: check out the link that was supposed to be for this news story, it looks like IGN
has finally had enough…]
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