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Train wreck said:
The original wii had its price for 34 months before its first price cut and that was at a time where the Yen was weaker than it was now. Any move on price between now and the next 32 months will be perceived by the market as negative. I also believe that the loss the wii U is making at 80 yen still would not cover its losses even at the Yen's current 91.

True, but the point is Nintendo *could* do it without it being ruinous. And with the BOJ signalling their commitment to the LDP's 2% inflation goal, Nintendo could likely get still more wiggle room.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.