RolStoppable said:
A €200 price drop about six months after launch can very well be interpreted as panic move. Then again, consumers didn't see it as such and picked up a PS3. So I don't see any reason why a €50 price drop on the Wii after three or more years on the market could be seen as "panicking". |
It wouldn't be.
That was a response to:
"What we are saying is that it goes against their strategy and the way they view the market. A price cut will only be taken as an emergency tactic, at least this is what will happen if Iwata continues to follow the Blue Ocean Strategy and doesn't make a panic move."
I don't think Demotruk speaks for everyone in this regard.
Like many others, I believe the Wii is currently overpriced based upon current production rates, production costs, available inventory, a significant reduction in sales rates and length of time on the market at current price. A price drop is due and Q4 2009 would be the perfect time to introduce one to reignite sales and hit Nintendo's projections for the year.







