Comments on: Nintendo’s Spin on the March NPDs is More of a Victory Lap http://news.filefront.com/nintendo%e2%80%99s-spin-on-the-march-npds-is-more-of-a-victory-lap/ News for Gamers Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:36:36 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: ManOfTeal http://news.filefront.com/nintendo%e2%80%99s-spin-on-the-march-npds-is-more-of-a-victory-lap/comment-page-1/#comment-126660 ManOfTeal Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:14:00 +0000 http://news.filefront.com/nintendo%e2%80%99s-spin-on-the-march-npds-is-more-of-a-victory-lap/#comment-126660 To all those people who said the Wii was, "just a fad." Kiss my ass. :cool: I knew it would only be a matter of time before Nintendo was #1 once again. Good for them. Go Nintendo!!!! Go Marlins!!!! To all those people who said the Wii was, “just a fad.” Kiss my ass. :cool:

I knew it would only be a matter of time before Nintendo was #1 once again.

Good for them.

Go Nintendo!!!!
Go Marlins!!!!

]]> By: used cisco http://news.filefront.com/nintendo%e2%80%99s-spin-on-the-march-npds-is-more-of-a-victory-lap/comment-page-1/#comment-126636 used cisco Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:29:53 +0000 http://news.filefront.com/nintendo%e2%80%99s-spin-on-the-march-npds-is-more-of-a-victory-lap/#comment-126636 "which is impressive, but begs the question: Why can’t there be this many Wii systems every month?" There probably can be now. Apparently they've shifted units from Europe and Japan to the US now that those markets demands are being met. I think the idea floating around that Nintendo was shorting the US market to reap higher profits in other markets is probably true. Now that those other markets are getting satisfied, there's no reason to avoid the weak dollar any longer. I'd say it was a pretty smart decision on their part. Not only did it maximize their international profit potential, but it possibly increased demand in the US due to shortages. “which is impressive, but begs the question: Why can’t there be this many Wii systems every month?”

There probably can be now. Apparently they’ve shifted units from Europe and Japan to the US now that those markets demands are being met. I think the idea floating around that Nintendo was shorting the US market to reap higher profits in other markets is probably true. Now that those other markets are getting satisfied, there’s no reason to avoid the weak dollar any longer. I’d say it was a pretty smart decision on their part. Not only did it maximize their international profit potential, but it possibly increased demand in the US due to shortages.

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