This is why Nintendo rarely has sales. You completely destroy your brand when you say it's really only worth X percent of what you're normally charging. The sam

This is why Nintendo rarely has sales. You completely destroy your brand when you say it's really only worth X percent of what you're normally charging. The same could be stated for anything, really. It's all in perceived value. Sounds a little crude, but we apply the same theories in dating that we do to IP. If something is more easily available we're not always willing to go out of our way to get it - or something to that effect. My coffee is still brewing.