Soundwave on 20 June 2015
| Trunkin said: Ps4 performance with a $250 price tag and an awesome launch lineup, yes. But seriously, Nintendo should shoot for $250 at all costs. No more than $200(preferably $170) for the handheld. I think the Wii u has proven that Nintendo absolutely needs that price advantage above all else. |
The problem with this is by the time late 2016/2017 rolls around the PS4 itself might be in that price range too. So it won't be cheap, it'll just be similar to the other two, just without the hundreds of games both will have by then.
This was kinda the issue with the $99 GameCube ... yes that sounds cheap ... but then you realize the PS2 was $179.99 and played DVDs with more games and you can begin to see why not a ton of people were swayed.
