| thx1139 said: Well 360 will quite possibly hit $150 as well. Yes Wii is most well known and thus my time argument about 2010. Kinect just introduced and has only scratched the surface in exposure to possible consumers. By the time the big holiday selling period comes next year Kinect and Move will be far more exposed. They wll impact Wii sales a great deal more next year then they did this year. As for the Vitality Sensor as I said last year. It is dead. |
Yes, the 360 without Kinect will most likely hit $150 in 2011 as well. The 360 has been Wii's price for a while now including currently but without Kinect.
Also, as to why I think the Wii will be up Y.O.Y in the 1st half and Summer is because of the following...(already posted earlier in the thread but you missed it)
In 2009 the Wii had no big System Selling games from January-July(W.S.R) and again from July-October(W.F.P) In 2010 the Wii had no big games from January-May(S.M.G.2) and again from May-October(W.P and K.E.Y) In 2011 the Wii has a better start with The Last Story in January for Japan, Mario Sports Mix in February for America, and Mario Sports Mix, Kirby's Epic Yarn, and uDraw in Q1 for Others. I expect Mario Sports Mix to be a big hit in America and Others with the potential of selling 10 Million lifetime worldwide. I also expect Zelda Skyward Sword by May 2011. The Vitality Sensor is not dead and will be the biggest surprise hit of this Gen!
