Vita -- Price drop in March 2013.

Wii U -- Price drop in June/July 2013.

Both will be $50 reductions.

Wii U sales will collapse now that Christmas/launch honeymoon is over. 

Unless they can pull a Mario Kart out of their hat in the next 6 months. Pikmin/Rayman doesn't cut it. 

I have, they are ridiculous. But that's not Nintendo's call for whatever crazy reason. And as the Wii U is selling just fine elsewhere and we're only a month in, it's too early to judge.

When the Wii U falls below 100k sales per week reguarly, it's price cut time (in time for the PS4/720 launch).

Personally, I think that WiiU should have been $299 flat for basically the deluxe SKU without Nintendoland. That way people could get the color they wanted and 32gb of memory for under $300.

However, it is what it is, and it wouldn't look very good if they cut the price any earlier than the 2013 holiday season. It'd basically be another 3DS situation and you'd have a lot of disgruntled "ambassadors"... though, if that somehow meant that we'd all receive 20 free HD remasters of Gamecube and Wii's best titles, then I'm all for it. :D

Regarding the Vita, clearly it's in desperate need of a price drop, but additionally, and equally as important, it really needs a plan.

Price cut for Vita is already confirmed for this year, though the date is not specified.

I'd say there's no way in hell Wii U will cut the price before that.

Easily Vita

Hell yeah, that would sell a price cut for me.

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I agree with your Vita prediction, but disagree on your Wii U one. Even if the sales collapse (doubt it), Nintendo will opt for a different route instead of price drop, bundling or skus modifications. Also the lineup does not have a major system seller but still has a few good supporters that can help to stabilize the sales during the next 6 months, Rayman, Pikmin 3, Lego City and The Wonderful 101. 

Vita (Or at least I hope sony finally gives it a price reduction, sheesh.)

The Wii U doesn't need it.

Vita.
Mobile tech moves very fast so by the time they cut the price they shouldn't be making much more of a loss than they were at launch, who knows if they are even profitable right now...