teigaga 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 gamecube at $99-199 actually proved otherwise.
The Wii U's biggest problem is not its price.
History has shown that people aren't interested in secondary consoles just to pick up a few great games from another franchise (mario kart, zelda etc). Otherwise N64 would have sold hugely, the gamecube even more, so would the original Xbox. The price is irrelevant unless they make their system relevant. Either it needs to be really unqie (wii) or make it powerful and try to kickstart the next generation (Xbox 360)
