If there is a price cut in time, then yes. Smash and Kart were the #1 and #2 biggest sellers on the Gamecube, respectively. They alone with add at least 10M Wii Us.
Also, if the price becomes low enough, then Nintendo can still try to market to the pseudocasuals (those are a just a little bit more gamer than the cazzys) and to the hardcore gamer, who might want a Wii U as a secondary console.
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