What was the NES launch price?

The Basic Set, first released in 1987, retailed at US$89.99 with no game, and US$99.99 bundled with the Super Mario Bros. cartridge.

How much were Super Nintendo games when they first came out?

How much did games cost back in the day?

System (year)	Game cost in USD at system launch year	Adjusted for inflation as of December 2010
SNES (1991)	49.99-59.99	80.17-96.21
N64 (1996)	49.99	69.60
PS2 (2000)	49.99	63.41
Xbox 360 (2005)	59.99	67.10

How much did the Atari 2600 cost when it first came out?

Atari 2600

Four-switch VCS model (1980–1982)
Introductory price	US$189.95 (equivalent to $811.23 in 2020)
Discontinued	January 1, 1992
Units sold	30 million (as of 2004)
Media	ROM cartridge

What did NES games retail for?

When the NES first released in 1985, It was way beyond anything else on the market at that time. It was launched at the FAO Schwartz in New York City, and got the attention of many people. It retailed from about $179 to $199.

When was Nintendo NES released?

November 21, 1990
Super Nintendo Entertainment System/Introduced

How many NES systems were sold?

First released in Japan in 1983 and in North America in 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is the third generation of home video game consoles produced by Nintendo. As of November 2021, it had sold 61.91 million units across the world, including over 33 million units in North America.

How much did a super nintendo cost in 1990?

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Top: North American (NTSC) SNES ( c. 1991) Bottom: Japanese Super Famicom (the European and Oceanian (PAL) SNES has the same design) Other variations are pictured under Casing below
Lifespan	1990–2003
Introductory price	¥25,000 US$199

How much did Super Mario cost when it came out?

A game that cost $25 when it first came out in 1985 sold for more than half a million dollars thanks to a few important factors. A sealed Super Mario Bros.