| Desroko said:
Here you have definitely engaged in a fallacy. You're assuming that, as supply and demand come closer together, it's due to falling demand. You've ignored increased supply. If falling demand were a cause, it's unlikely that the sales would be so strong in the traditionally slow summer months.
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That's very true. And although I haven't seen a signifigant increase in supply, I also cannot show you the numbers to demonstrate that demand has dropped relative to available supply.
You could just assume Nintendo is fine, and that there are no worries on the horizon. All is good. Go about your business, etc. This whole thread is just supposition, really. No point in discussing it until... ex post facto? Perhaps a VGChartz 20/20 hindsight history forum would be exciting. ;)
Unfortunately, when those supply/demand numbers are readily available, it'll already be too late for this topic to be of interest. Forums are interesting due to speculation, not hindsight.
I'm "speculating" that demand for the Wii has been, until recently, far in excess of supply, and now supply/demand are much closer. I haven't seen a signifigant increase in supply, so I can only assume that demand is, for some reason, dropping. I am only speculating on lessened demand due to observation -- the supply numbers are readily available.
