Seems reasonable, unlike some of the prices people had thought up. I still can't believe some people would be willing to pay $500 or even $600 dollars for it.
@FonistofCruxis That rumour about the price being $500-$600 was for Australian retail, meaning that was 600 Australian dollars. That's still a fair bit though.
I wonder if 6 months down the line, Nintendo will put the price down.
To be honest, I wouldn't want to pay £299 on a console... we don't even know how much the games are going to cost yet. I would definitely buy one on release if it was a bit more on the cheaper side. Who am I kidding, it's Nintendo, gotta buy this.
@FonistofCruxis That rumour about the price being $500-$600 was for Australian retail, meaning that was 600 Australian dollars. That's still a fair bit though.
I didn't mean actual rumours. I had just heard some people say that they would be willing to pay those prices if it was as expensive as that.
$299 here in the States seems reasonable, and the Wii U fund has already begun. A much better price point than when the PS3 was launched here. I don't see Nintendo dropping the price to under $249 for at least a year, possibly two, after launch though. They seem determined to make their launch point stick this time around.
I'm willing to pay $300. I would also be willing to pay $400. $500 is a bit steep, but still worth it. $600 perhaps, but are there any games out for the thing? $600+ I really want it, but I can't get it at launch. Maybe in a month or two.
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