Mr Khan on 20 August 2009
The thing you have to understand is that Wii has never been competitive on a strict dollars/functionality scale, so competitor's prices have never really been an issue to them, because if the market was treating the value of each console on a level playing field (judging them from their technological capabilities), then Wii would never have been competitive in the first place (obviously the market sees different value in Wii)
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
