@JoshuaJSlone, Honestly, most of my "Wii won't top 100 million" mindset is that once the supply chain normalizes, there isn't as much media coverage of the Wii feeding frenzy, and it has to be judged on it's merits alone, people won't be lining up to buy the Wii. Right now it's something of a status symbol/hyped fad. When the hype/fad dies down, I expect the sales to begin to die down as well.
For the record, I don't think that the Wii is over priced by much, 20-30% at most, but I do think it's over priced.
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Honestly, most of my "Wii won't top 100 million" mindset is that once the supply chain normalizes, there isn't as much media coverage of the Wii feeding frenzy, and it has to be judged on it's merits alone, people won't be lining up to buy the Wii. Right now it's something of a status symbol/hyped fad. When the hype/fad dies down, I expect the sales to begin to die down as well.
For the record, I don't think that the Wii is over priced by much, 20-30% at most, but I do think it's over priced.