Pachter offers up July 2013 NPD predictions - says Wii, Wii U price cuts should happen
The following predictions come from Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter...
- 23% drop for US console/handheld software to $200 million
- expects hardware price cuts on the way
- top-sellers expected to be NCAA Football 14, Animal Crossing: New Leaf and The Last of Us
- existing systems and handhelds down at least 38 percent year-over-year
- Wii U down 29 percent month-over-month, selling 30,000 units
- Wii's sales expected to be at 35,000 units
- expect Wii price to hit $99
"Nintendo may look to spur Wii U sales through either a price drop of $50 or a bundle that includes some of its more popular software, particularly if an improved release slate doesn't spur console sales."
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- 23% drop for US console/handheld software to $200 million
- expects hardware price cuts on the way
- top-sellers expected to be NCAA Football 14, Animal Crossing: New Leaf and The Last of Us
- existing systems and handhelds down at least 38 percent year-over-year
- Wii U down 29 percent month-over-month, selling 30,000 units
- Wii's sales expected to be at 35,000 units
- expect Wii price to hit $99
"Nintendo may look to spur Wii U sales through either a price drop of $50 or a bundle that includes some of its more popular software, particularly if an improved release slate doesn't spur console sales."
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