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sonicfan1373 said:



Individual strategies under assumption that current management stays stable:
1. With the current software lineup (which I assume will be enhanced by E3 2014).
2. With a $50 price cut
3. With a $100 price cut (potentially con-current with a cost cutting re-design)
4. Discontinuation of Wii & Wii Mini

Results based on strategies that have been combined:
1= around 3.3 million
1+2(and potentially+4)= around 3.8-4.2 million (this is what I assume Nintendo will do; actual figures will depend on advertising and bundles).
1+3= around 7-8 million
1+3+4= around 7.5-8.5 million (sweet spot sales wise)

A bit steep there with that $100 price drop. What they should do is advertise the Wii U heavily. The price is not the problem, the marketing is.