Says quality software is what will move units.
Price isn't the reason for poor Wii U sales, according to Iwata in a recent interview.
While speaking to Computer and Video Games Iwata went on to say that if "price is actually the an issue with [the Wii U], then there is some contradiction between the current sales balance between the Basic and Premium versions."
He also stated that he "[understands] that the real issue is the lack of software, and the only solution is to provide the mass-market with a number of quality software titles."
This is after the company reported selling only 160,000 units worldwide between April and July of this year and some retailers sought to lower the prices themselves.