| Max King of the Wild said:
If Nintendo didnt support their best selling console for longer than 4 years and released a new console in 6 what makes you think thwy wont drop their worst selling console faster? If Wii U doesnt reach 14m by the end of year then that means no one wants flat out and no price drop or game will help |
@Your question: It's Nintendo. They might have a new system released but will keep selling the Wii U until it's milked for what it's worth. They will eventually drop the price to $150 probably before discontinuing it.
@Your sentence: That's just untrue. Every price drop and big game will help to some extent.
| Seece said: If they don't want the gamepad and Mario at $300, they don't want it at $200 either. It's in the range where if the masses wanted it they would buy it. Heck Wii would have sold gangbusters at $400. |
It's all about the consumers perceived value. The Wii was something fresh & cool so it would've sold well with a higher price. Tablets are seen as all in one devices and are seen as worth it. The Wii U isn't seen as a good deal at the moment. $300 for a console, Gamepad, and some Mario? Nope. $200 for a console, Gamepad, Mario, Mario Kart, DK, SSB, and Zelda? Maybe. The value is now better. A potential cool add-on could up the value too.
Wii U won't sell like Hotcakes but it should pass GC fairly easy.
