LemonSlice on 03 December 2012
If it had that kind of power, and if it seriously competed with next gen Sony and Microsoft consoles, I would be willing to pay 500$. But it would have to include a hard drive too for that kind of price, maybe.
It would mean a lot to me as a prospective buyer. It would mean the Wii U would not just get relegated eventually to being a Mario and Zelda machine, but would be getting third party support on par with the other systems throughout the next gen. It would be a lot more attractive to me than it is now.
