greenmedic88 said: If they only take a price cut as an "emergency tactic" that means any price cut is an open admission that the platform has peaked at best or is in a tailspin decline at worst. Looking at the YoY numbers, it's looking like the latter.
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Nintendo knows exactly what happened; and that is it didn't produce momentum sustaining software last holiday season. As a result, Wii sales are way down year over year. Nintendo knows this and will be in a better situation because of it.
I'm willing to bet that, even at the same price point, Wii sales next year will eclipse Wii sales this year. Nintendo is not gonna gamble on games the likes of Wii Music or Animal Crossing again to maintain momentum.
Has a system been down signigificantly one year and then rebounded gracefully the next at the same price point? I don't know that it has ever happened, but it will.