Ubisoft wants a Wii U price cut
Alain Corre says, "when less machines sell, less games sell"
Ubisoft's European boss Alain Corre has stated his support for a price-cut on Nintendo's struggling Wii U console.
Speaking to Edge Online, Corre, executive director of EMEA territories, claimed that Ubisoft will "always" welcome a price-cut for a console in the Wii U's position.
"We always want the hardware to be at a low price because we want as many fans as possible to afford to buy our games, so that's for sure," he said. "We think that Wii U will find its public at some point. Some were expecting sales to be quicker but we are optimistic."
Ubisoft recently delayed the Wii U version of Rayman Legends, preferring to wait until its Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 counterparts are released later this year. Corre's comments further support the notion that publishers will need to see a higher installed base for the Wii U before they offer their full support.
"I think Nintendo has said that the Wii U sales in general were below expectations originally and the software tie-in ratio is also stable," Corre added, "so I think that when less machines sell, less games sell."

Top Comment Yeah and game release date being postponed to 7 months later when there's no other game at the moment on the Wii U isn't being a d... at all ? In theory, I gotta admit he's right....although when a game is ready to be released and would be a clear success considering the number of Wii U out there ( aournd 4M I believe ), no other games being released, and the clear eager for gamers to buy it, it just kills what he's saying.
More over, "We always want the hardware to be at a low price because we want as many fans as possible to afford to buy our games"
I think should be read "We always want the hardware to be at a low price because we want to make as much money as possible even if the games are shit or rushed".
If Ubisoft hadn't postponed Rayman, I'd say what he says would be legitimate, but with this all thing about Rayman, whatever he says is void
Posted:2 months ago