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Seece on 24 June 2014
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Cheebee said:
Seece said:
Cheebee said:

And Wii U isn't sold at a loss anymore, either, so that's good news all-round for Nintendo.
X1 looks to be in a pickle, though. Seriously low numbers right now, no matter which way anyone spins it. :s

XB1 sales are not amazing and won't be for some time, they will be fair ahead of WiiU throughout the rest of the year tho.

Not to mention, XB1 was sold at profit from launch, meaning a real price cut is still a possibilty for cash rich Microsoft. Fact Nintendo have only just started profiting means it's unlikely WiiU has a price cut coming.

So how does that change anything I said?

Well, did you actually read? It's not good news for Nintendo, they can't cut the price. Your post was somehow suggesting WiiU is fine but XB1 isn't. Not the case.