Doesn't really seem feasible. A price cut wouldn't really do a whole lot for 360 as saturation in Americas sets in. Similar to the non-existent effects of the DS price cut in 2010 and Wii price cut this year. There's room for growth in Europe but as we can see from the practically non-existent effect of the price cuts in Spain and Australia price isn't MS's problem in PAL, it's brand recognition. The Japan landscape won't really change a whole lot, Famitsu projected PS3 sales to be about flat or only slightly down next year. The only major factor I can think of that might have an impact would be whether or not Sony cut price again next year. They said that they're still selling at a profit at $250 and IIRC they'll be moving to the 22nm process next year, so they might be able to do it without going into the red again. But then again they probably want to get as big of a margin as they can to maximize profits. They only way I can see 360 pulling a victory is if they aggressively start expanding into new markets, and if Sony don't.
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