Kasz216 on 16 August 2007
| mrstickball said: Ummm.... Because there are always fluctuations in shipments and sales of every system, expecially when they sell out? A 10% deviation from any given number isn't significant enough to extrapolate any issues with falling sales. It could be upto stockpiling (but for what?), shipping problems, or production ramp-ups....Or just no real reason at all. |
This is just it here. If anyone knows anyone who works in a factory you know they arn't just magical wii production machines that produce a steady amount each month. Sometimes more machines break down then are expected, or you get really random problems like parts not making it on time, or a power company shutting you down because you're using to much power etc and they underproduce, heck sometimes you get a good month going, everything falls into place and you overproduce.
It's probably just do to how many Wii's are being made.
