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The original Game Boy, launched in 1989 for a mere $89.99, would only cost $169.73 today (at a 88.6 percent inflation rate). Game Boy Color, released in the summer of 1998 for the low sum of $69.99, would cost only $100 today, with a 40.4 percent inflation rate. Game Boy Advance continues the trend, launching in the early summer of 2001 for $99.99, the equivalent of $132.12 today.
Historically speaking, for the last 20 years, Nintendo has played around an attractive $199-$250 price range when launching a home gaming console. We assume the Wii deviated from the $199 baseline cost as it included Wii Sports, a sensor bar, and a revolutionary game controller (not to mention a strong yen). We know the Wii U comes bundled with the 6.2-inch touch-screen GamePad (sans multitouch), making the console's overall price point anyone's guess.