Wman1996 said:
Which means that Nintendo would not have charged less than $199.99 since they typically make a profit on hardware, even at launch. 3DS was sold at a loss for a time following its price cut. GameCube was most likely sold for a loss when it was cut to $99.99. Wii U was apparently sold at a loss from the beginning. Even with its weak processing power, Wii was not going to cost anything below $170-$200 at launch. |
Nintendo was actually originally planning for a $100 price point for the Wii.
With that said...
If Nintendo had a digital output (HDMI)
And threw in 256MB of GDDR3 memory on a 128bit bus.
And clocked the GPU at a modest 450mhz with an 8-pipeline layout~
And the CPU at 1Ghz.
It would have given the system much better creds.
It didn't need to match or beat the Xbox 360/Playstation 3, it just needed to be good enough.

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