DanneSandin said:
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Nintendo wouldn't have been able to sell them at $299 for a profit in 2010. That's really what it boils down to. They are repeating similar hardware strategy used for the DS, the Wii and the 3DS by using mature (older, cheaper) tech while utilizing current advances in processing capability. For Nintendo it hasn't been about making the most advanced hardware with up to the minute specs for going on ten years now. Low production costs for profitability at consumer accessible retail prices paired with clever design to make the most out of the resultant hardware.
Of course if by some form of black magic they had been able to sell the Wii U profitably at $299 in 2010, then yes; the Wii U absolutely would have been a brilliant idea.







