vivster on 29 December 2014
| Shadow1980 said: They obviously lost more money with the price cut and bundles than they gained. They wanted a larger install base and they got it, with over a million units sold last month (a record for the November of a system's first full calendar year), but didn't want to keep losing money more than they needed to, so right back to $400 it goes. The thing is, it will have a huge drop in Q1, and without undercutting the PS4 in price it can't be the #1 system even in its best regions. We may see $350 be reintroduced later next year and this time be made permanent. Now to wait for Sony to play their hand in the pricing wars. It wouldn't surprise me if the PS4 gets dropped to $350 by summer. |
Yeah I'm thinking E3 announcement.
But no matter how much MS lost this holiday, bringing the X1 back into the public's conscience in a positive light is worth more.
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