On the plus side, Wii U has more games out this year compared to last year and around 4 possible system sellers releasing this year, with the possibility of 1 more being announced early this year, and it might get a $50 price cut near the holidays.
On the minus side, this year it has to compete with the PS4 and XBOne in addition to the PS3 and 360 (and Vita, Wii and 3DS to a lesser degree) and the fact that it sold so poorly last year probably means its sales this year won't be anything impressive.
At this point, I'd say anywhere between 9.5m and 11.5m sounds reasonable, although I'm personally leaning more towards 10m.







