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$250-$300 would be reasonable, I'd be willing to go as high as $350, but if it's that expensive I'd probably not get it right away.

Nintendo doesn't usually reveal launch date and price information at E3 anyways.

Probably $300, which is reasonable for a console nowadays.

I guess it will be around $250-$300 which in Sweden will be about $380-$450 so there is no way that I will buy it even in 2013.

Seems kind of stupid to me. Anyway, I'm definitely no longer interested in Nintendo consoles (at least, the new ones, and in particular, buying them so soon after launch, especially on launch day). The 3DS is decent enough and I like it, but they're going to have to really impress me from now on to make me buy a new console on day one. I really am not excited in the least bit about the Wii U.

Also, I think people are being far too generous with the price. Look how much the 3DS cost at launch. Now, they did lower it but they're currently selling them under cost. Surely they won't want to do that with two consoles. I just can't see the Wii U being about the price of the 3DS or Vita. I expect it to be higher than that.

Why won't the reveal the price? Have they not decided or is it really high and they need to hype the system up more so people will be less likely to lose interest when they see how expensive it is?

Since Wii U is fully backward compatible with Wii, so I don't have to spend another few hundreds on controllers. So I am willing to pay $300 up to $450 as long as tablet controller is included.