Fusioncode said:
Zero999 said:
archbrix said:
Fusioncode said:
Zero999 said:
he game a link saying how much nintendo was CHARGING for a replacement =/= how much the thing COSTS.
this isn't the first time you barge into the conversation with nothing relevant to add. think this through the next time.
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I'm stil waiting for your source that the Gamepad costs 50$. And once again, saying things like "think this through next time" is rude and adds nothing to the conversation.
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Yep, I'm still waiting for that as well.
We do know two things: Historically, Nintendo tries to make profit day one on their hardware and they try to price their hardware affordably. With the 3DS, they were profiting when it launched at $250; kinda pushing it as far as affordability, which resulted in the price having to be slashed to $169. Only then was it selling at a loss.
The WiiU, on the other hand, was selling at a loss when it launched at $350 - a price that is a full $100 more than any Nintendo system before it. Logically, I don't see what would have resulted in Ninty pricing a console of theirs so much higher and still sold at a loss other than the inclusion of the Gamepad.
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bolded: hint, the hardware. and the basic sku was 299.
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So you have no source? Third time I'm asking by the way.
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Zero is right, its clearly the hardware and not the Gamepad that causes Wii U to sell for $299 at a loss.
PS3/360 each sell for $199 at a profit, ill throw out some random figures and say $25 profit for PS3/360 and $25 loss for Wii U. The hardware in Wii U Is so much more powerful that It costs $150 more than PS3/360.