StuOhQ on 13 December 2014
Let's not pretend that price isn't an issue. Just look at how the XB1 took off in North America. 2015 has a solid lineup in store - if Nintendo can match price to perceived market value, they'll be better off.
I'd like to see a $250 Mario Maker bundle w/free AAA download in the late spring/early summer followed by an aggressive $229 Zelda bundle for Black Friday.
I can't see how, at those price points, a carefully timed 2015 lineup wouldn't sell at least 20-30% YoY over 2014.
Thoughts?
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