That was a bit cruel to Cube, snaus. Cube, I don't think Snaus meant to be offensive, he was probably just joking around.
Anyway, stop your whining, we pay $60 for new DS games in Australia.
As for increasing the prices of the games cube, Nintendo is able to make more margin with less sales if they increase the sell price, then why wouldn't they? As much as we like to think of big multi-national companies 'doing it for the fans' they have a business to run.
If your name and brands are as popular as Nintendo, you put the price up because people are willing to pay a premium. If you're reputation is horrible like Sega's during the dreamcast launch, you put the price down to drive sales and get people on board.
As for Nintendo's business practices regarding not marking down stock and cancelling production of games, that's a whole 'nother kettle of fish.