Jun 8 2006, 6:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Partly as self promotion for Nintendo (but mainly as an attack on Sony), Nintendo's President Satoru Iwata said Wednesday that there will likely be a very small loss for each Wii console that is sold.
Of course, with Sony's ultimate powerhouse PS3 being sold at a highly undercut price for the amount of hardware that's included, Sony has previously said that they will lose about $884 million in the PS3 launch. Iwata's remarks are the polar opposite: "We are working to make the Wii business a healthy one from the first year," he says.Since the Wii will be sold at no more than $250, Iwata's statements make clear that the console will not be a technological supermachine. The PS3 has a launch date of November 17, while Nintendo is keeping their official launch date concealed until September.
Read the full Reuters story via ExtremeTech.
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