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People predicting that the Wii won't continue its performance seem to be ignoring the fact that Nintendo is in the best position to make a price cut. They can afford to cut the price at any time and when demand falls below supply they can just announce a price cut and they'll be selling out again.

Sony's in much worse shape with no sign of improving. In order to sell anywhere near what the PS2 sold they'll have to get the PS3 under $200, but they're losing money on it at $500. Regardless of what games they release for it, they aren't going to move many units at the current price. Some of you may be surprised to hear this, but $500 is more than some people spend all year on entertainment. Some of these people owned PS2s (once the price got low enough), but you can be sure they won't own PS3s.



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