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Diomedes1976 said: Sintinel said: You completely missed the point Diomedes. Demand has not slacked off any measurable amount. The Wii is still supply constrained everywhere. Meaning that all we can say about demand is that it is at least equal to supply. It's probably a lot more, but that can't be measured. Its you who missed the point .At least in my country the Wii isnt supply costrained anymore ,and I highly doubt Nintendo is manufacturing and shipping half the consoles as one month before .The consoles cant be sent anywhere in the world ,they are region locked and specifically for the NTSC or PAL markets and have their special cables ,packages etc .You may think the demand hasnt slacked off anything anywhere but when I go to the stores and see piles of Wii and nobody exactly fighting over those for purchasing my eyes simply deny what you say.It would be useful to have some japanese readers here to say if the console is sold out everywhere in Japan ,but I can tell you as sure as 2+2=4 that it isnt here.The reasoning about Nintendo sending the machines here could be plausible if it wasnt simply because it is techinically impossible (region locked ,different TV standards ,electicity issues ,packaging ),and Nintendo holding the machines at warehouses for Paper Mario ,a game until 2 months ago of the Game Cube recently passed to the Wii ,altough not entirely impossible seems more wishful thinking to justify the drop of console sales (in all the three territories ) than anything .Hype had to die down a bit and console sales fall something one day ,and by all purposes thats exactly whats happening now .
You don't get it do you? We don't mean that Nintendo manufactures Japan consoles and suddenly they send them to Europe. Maybe Nintendo manufactures more European or US consoles than Japanese