The Nintari Company produces video-game-playing machines and a second firm, Necsega, owns exclusive rights to manufacture games that can be used with the Nintari game machine. Both of these imperfectly competitive firms are maximizing profits. If Nintari buys Necsega and nothing else changes, then how will Nintari adjust prices of game machines and games to maximize profits?

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