IIIIITHE1IIIII on 21 February 2013
Sad thing is that whatever price they choose to go with seems to give them a disadvantage of some form: 349-399 is pretty much necessary for many people to consider it over the Wii U, while probably bringing heavy losses per system sold. 449 should only bring minor losses but is too expensive for people not to wait for a price cut or simply buying a Wii U/Xbox 3 (depending on the latter's price). Heck, sticking with the PS3 is an additional option.
So yeah, this doesn't look too good. I think they'll settle for 449 though.
