I don't know if the Wii will get one. Nintendo has a long history of maintaining the highest price of it's products for a long time, even if their stuff isn't selling so hot. They don't follow the other guys. That's been evident with their other consoles since the N64. I remember the price of N64 cartridges running up to 80-or-so dollars even after the N64 was dead. GC games only came down a few dollars after the system itself was reduced to 150 or so dollars. Nintendo might mark down it's hardware to cheap since it's usually based on old technology, but the software will remain at it's usual price point.