homer on 12 March 2015
It all depends on the price like you said. No one wants to pay $300 for a system with an uncertain future and very little support. For $50 more you can get a console that is going to have a library that is easily twice as large and will have more variety. It's just hard to say if Nintendo can get the price down with the gamepad being the bottleneck. They just need to make a model without it and sell it separate.
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