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GameStop explains why their Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD limited edition is $60 instead of $55
Coming from a GameStop email...
The price you are referring to is the Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price. This is the price that the manufacturer suggests retailers typically set for a particular product. However, retailers evaluate pricing based on many factors including current demand, features and availability. Often prices will follow MSRP but not always. Please note that prices at the store may differ from that of the website.
So now you know why Nintendo announced at $55 and it's actually releasing at $60. Am I crazy to think that's still a good price?
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The price you are referring to is the Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price. This is the price that the manufacturer suggests retailers typically set for a particular product. However, retailers evaluate pricing based on many factors including current demand, features and availability. Often prices will follow MSRP but not always. Please note that prices at the store may differ from that of the website.
So now you know why Nintendo announced at $55 and it's actually releasing at $60. Am I crazy to think that's still a good price?
Link