thismeintiel said:
We'll have to see what kind of deal Nintendo can make with manufacturers. If the Wii U is any indication, taking a loss on outdated HW at $299+, they probably won't be getting the best cost per part. It'll probably be even worse if manufacturers look at only 15M Wii Us shipped, lucky if it hits 20M+. But, maybe they can pull off at least $299. Of course, that still doesn't change that not only will it have to compete against a $299 PS4 OG, which will still be more powerful than it, but it'll also look even more outdated once the PS4 Neo is shown. |
It wasn't problem with manufacturer deals, problem was gamepad because Wii U had higher price for around $50, and also huge problem was exchange rate back then when they manufacturing Wii U, Nintendo several times said Yen was to blame why Wii U didnt had lower launch price.
Also if they really ditch disks for cartridges (flash memory), console can have even lower price point.







