You really have to wonder at this point just how badly the Wii U needs to continue to sell for Nintendo to drop the price. It was already ridiculously overpriced at launch, and now it's just $50 less than the Xbone. With hardware sales as continually awful as Wii U's and Wii U entering its last period of major software, I really don't understand how that thing isn't $200 by now, if not $150. Surely by now they've found a way to lower production costs enough to justify dropping the price to ensure someone buys all that software this Fall.
But hey, the Wii U's finally outsold (after nearly double the time) the Dreamcast, the console that delivered the deathblow to SEGA as a hardware manufacturer (and it's only sold half as well as the GameCube, which almost took Nintendo out of the console business), so it's all OK, right?