It will likely provide a temporary bump, especially if it has a bundle. Also, where the Wii U's price is at when it launches will be a big factor. If it falls to $250 before it launches, it could have a bigger impact. But the ammount of selling power it has also depends on marketing and so on. Nintendo's been giving it a lot of attention in Directs and of course it had a major presence at E3 and a lot of the press seem to love it. But there's still a lot of variables. So I'm going to give it a "maybe" for it being a serious seller. I do think it's a good choice for a summer title and a nice game to lead into the season.







