gum on 12 August 2013
| Scisca said: It's obvious they need games, but it's equally as obvious they need a big price cut once next gen rolls out on the market. I want a Wii U, but if I'm to pay 350 Euro for a Wii U or 400 Euro for a PS4, it's never gonna happen for me. I'm taking the PS4 and waiting for Wii U to finally gain some value and reach a price a PS3-level console should have at point in time. For me it's around 200 Euro and I refuse to pay more for such an outdated console, if Iwata thinks the price is ok - I hope Wii U remains well under Vita in weekly sales for a long, long time. |
Each time Iwata says something I think everyone should shut up, listen and learn because this guy has proven that he understands this industry much better than anyone else.
When I read posts like that I 'm certain that he is right again for not trying to listen to people like you who are just searching for excuses to not purchase a console. Asking for a 200 euros WiiU is ridiculous no matter how you look at it. Just say that you are not interested at all by this console for wathever reason no matter what the price will be. Also PS4 will be at least 100 euros more expansive than WiiU not 50 like you seem to imply.
