BUY A WII U AND EXCHANGE IT PS3
The Wii faced similar criticism when it debuted in November 2006, but went on to eclipse Xbox 360 and PS3 sales anyway. Nothing surprising there: Shares of Nintendo fell by nearly a point last week on news the Wii U may contain less powerful internal hardware than thought, as well as analyst speculation that the company could get squeezed by whatever’s next from rivals Microsoft and Sony. Nintendo wants investors to view Wii U as a less risky proposition. They are cutting costs in the Wii U’s hardware to build back confidence in investors. ( MORE: Wii U Launch Date Leaked: Remember, Remember the 18 of November)įor once-in-a-rumor, the site managed to get its source on the record:Ĭutting production costs to maximize profits is Nintendo’s main concern with the Wii U. dollars is currently 1:1, so that’d be US$300, too. FtB’s source says the Wii U’s final price is still up in the air, but that Nintendo’s planning to sell the system for “no less than $300 retail price.” The exchange rate from Canadian to U.S. Of that, the controller reportedly costs just $50. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Follow much would you pay for Nintendo’s Wii U? $200? $400? “Nothing,” because you don’t plan to buy one? For those that do (or do contingent on Nintendo meeting a certain price threshold), Montreal news/culture blog Forget the Box says it has a pretty good idea of how much the Wii U costs Nintendo to make, as well as the minimum price the company’s going to sell the game console for when it launches later this year.Ĭiting sources “closely involved with manufacturing and distributing Nintendo products,” FtB says the total bill of materials for the Wii U, including the console’s unique touchscreen-based controller, is around $180.
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