Roar_Of_War on 06 February 2013
Expecting $399 in the US, maybe $450 for some other bundle/set/memory version, but not sure. After what happened with the PS3 (and Vita), I can't imagine Sony having the balls to release yet another console deemed "too expensive" by the public. PS3 was technically worth the price at launch ($600), but consumers are the ones who decide what's too expensive and what's "just right". You can't overshoot the market.
So, I won't be surprised if Sony finds a way to make it $350, which would be trouble for Nintendo. They'll be forced to price cut Wii U like they did with 3DS, most likely.
