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Sony's Greatest Hits line has always been a reliable source of cheap, fun games. The $20 price point makes it easier for gamers to take risks on games such as Shadow of the Colossus or pick up blockbuster hits on the ...

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Sony does fire sale on popular games Post-Bulletin Furthermore, the PSP system's "Greatest Hits" library of $19.99 games from days gone by will grow to more than 60 titles with four newly added games: Gran ... Grading The E3 Video Game Promises, One Year Later Kotaku Australia Sony announces New $9.99 PSP Favorites, more Greatest Hits titles GotGame News Home » E3 2009 Report Card 12 Months Later, How Did Sony Do... Platform Nation PSPworld  - PushSquare.com (blog)  - Game Guru (blog) all 13 news articles »

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Home » E3 2009 Report Card 12 Months Later, How Did Sony Do... Platform Nation Verdict: Each of these games were released before the end of the year. That's a tick in the box. Claim 6: PSPgo. “would not replace the PSP 3000 or UMD” ... Grading The E3 Video Game Promises, One Year Later Kotaku Australia Sony announces New $9.99 PSP Favorites, more Greatest Hits titles GotGame News The Obligatory Pre-E3 Playstation Predictions Post – “Twiggy” The PushSquare ... PushSquare.com (blog) Game Guru (blog)  - PSPworld all 13 news articles »

Although i've been a Nintendo fan all my life, the main thing that's annoying me about their Wii marketing strategy is that they have yet to reduce the price of their signature games (Mario Cart, Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Galaxy 1, etc), even though they've been on sale for a year or more. With the PS3 & 360, after a game has been around a year or two, they release a "Greatest Hits" or "Platinum Hits" or "Game Of The Year" edition, and release it at a lower price point than it was (between $20 and $30). I realized this when I was looking through the friday fliers, and saw that the PSP version of Little Big Planet (which was released back in November if i remember correctly), was already labeled a "Greatest Hit" and marked down to $20, when it started around $50. The PS3 version is down to $30. And yet, on the Nintendo section, Mario Cart Wii was still $60, a year and a bit after release. None of the other signature software had been reduced any either, and were still being sold at launch price. So is Nintendo being greedy, or have sales slowed down so much that they can't financially afford to release a reduced price best seller edition of the game? or do they even have any titles on the Wii considered "best sellers"?

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Grading The E3 Video Game Promises, One Year Later Kotaku Australia ... predicting a comprehensive digital-release plan for all forthcoming PSP games (which was almost dead-on), a full-fledged Final Fantasy their competitors ... Sony announces New $9.99 PSP Favorites, more Greatest Hits titles GotGame News The Obligatory Pre-E3 Playstation Predictions Post – “Twiggy” The PushSquare ... PushSquare.com (blog) Vote On Your Favorite PSP 2 Concept PSPworld Game Guru (blog) all 10 news articles »