StuOhQ on 24 April 2015
I was hoping "Mario Maker" would hit in the Summer and initiate a $249 bundle, then maybe see a $199-$229 Black Friday Deal. I know that they need profits after the last few years, but they really need to nurture the brand at the moment, and getting Wii U's into lots of hands will do that. The 1st party games speak for themselves.
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