donny2112 said:Depends on your level of "hurrah." I was thinking ~4m for Wii in Nov/Dec 2010 and maybe 3m in Dec alone. And then next Dec having that drop to 1.5m as the public catches up with the "Wii ain't got no games" reality. 1.5m is still higher than any home console not named Wii or PS2 has gotten since 2000, but it's "low" compared to historical Wii levels (of which we really only have one December not severely affected by shortages). Therefore, I was thinking that this holiday would be its last "hurrah" for the Wii we've come to know (from a sales perspective). I don't think $150 next year would change that much, but $99 could buck things quite a bit. :lol
Except that people are saying that one of the big reasons for the Wii selling is bundles lowered to 169.99. Why wouldn't a Wii priced at 150 sell amazingly well during the holidays? The Wii will have software next year (Zelda, Sports Mix, Vitality Sensor etc.) and Wii Party and Donkey Kong may sell throughout 2011 if they do really well this holiday. Also its built up a respectable library of games. Not to mention that DQX is still going to be released for Japan.