How much would you pay for Nintendo's NX at launch?

The same way i got my 3ds: Wait 6 months for it to be below $200

Probably no more then $500 for me.

depends on the launch titles, hardware, third party prospects, and how much free time/money I have by then.

I would pay whatever it was worth. In other words, this question is bafflingly premature.

Tell me what the specs are and I'll give you my answer. Most pointless poll of all time, ever, and that's up against some very stiff competition on here.

Took the words right out of my mouth.^

Knowing nothing about it, I cant say.

$0.

I'm not buying Nintendo consoles for a while.

We don't know nothing about the thing..

Around 500$ or so, If it proves to be really interresting I might go 600$ But likely not higher then that, andI would not want another 400$ console that can barely run games.

$732.34

It can't be cheap to implement those wirelessly rechargeable controllers that monitor your brain activity. Not to mention all the rams and GPUs it'll have.

lmao i'm on a nintendo console break as well. Its like a vacation from them for awhile let them get there stuff in order

We don't even know what it is.

ill pay whatever they want.

but i think it should be 300$...

but it wont be console its going to be a handheld type of successor imo.

poll is fucked...jeez GS

Having no information on the hardware, capabilities, or games I cannot say

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599 us dollars

I won't. Not even with Zelda U as a launch port.

Hmm. I'd be willing to pay up to $599. But I'd need to see that it has some badass specs. Specs that confirm that the machine will be along longer than the usual 5 year console cycle. If it is going to be the standard cycle I'm expecting it to be at $299.

Whatever it costs, as Nintendo consoles are all I'll buy in the future after regretting both PS4 and Xbox One purchases.

Depends, am I paying for an overprice useless controller (gamepad) again? ..if its better hardware (console) I don't mind paying more, but overprice controller/gamepad nope. :P

It's most likely a mistake to buy a Nintendo console at launch anymore. Especially considering their strategy of selling cheap hardware for a premium.

If the hardware itself was at least priced according to what it should be based on technology, then maybe it wouldn't feel like such a blatantly stupid purchase.

Their next machine has to at least be better than PS4. If they can at least "one-up" the PS4 and bring it for $299 in 2017 I might look at it, but honestly by 2017 they should be able to have something quite a bit better than PS4 for $299 (as the PS4 itself is likely to also be $299 by that point in time).