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Hopefully you're right, but I think Sony would be eating a pretty big loss per unit sold in that case. Best case scenario, only a 25% tariff applies to gaming consoles, at which point it would have to be priced at roughly $320 before the tariff is factored in. If it's priced at $400 pre-tariff, that's still $500 post-tariff.
Well, not sure about tariffs, but it'd be in both companies' best interests to price it at $400 or less, final retail price. They'd probably have to incur losses but that's how it goes yeah, $500 and you won't see those consoles hitting the recent 100 million milestone mark.