pezus said:
Einsam_Delphin said:
RolStoppable said:
Doesn't really matter if it's still sold at a loss. They have to cut the price anyway. The weakening yen should give Nintendo enough room for a $50 price cut without suffering too large losses.
Nintendo-like profit is out of the question in the foreseeable future, because right now Nintendo is selling Nintendo-unlike products. Also, a bigger concern than profit is shelf allocation in stores, because if that shrinks too much, then a price cut won't help much in the future anymore. Nintendo has to take the hit this year. |
Nah, it'd be kinda mute at this point to pricecut, as games + holidays should be able to see the Wii U through the rest of the year aswell as through their initial shipments. They'll then be able to drop the price by a significant amount ($100) next year, likely with MK8. |
games+holidays-next-gen shelf space-unfavourable price point
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Elaborate! Also if you're in the Pricecut 2013 camp, when do you think it should happen and by how much? I bet no matter your answer I can explain how I think it wont make much of a difference.
