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Actually, 80 million isn't too bad a guess. With no same-value competition, no indicator of market saturation, and no meaningful barriers in the way, Nintendo's end-of-2009 numbers should look something like 70 to 80 million, favoring on the high side. Of course, same-value competition emerging, market saturation being hit, or some other unforeseen obstacle emerging (such as a production bottleneck) could change that, but going by current standards, it's well on course to hit that range by the end of next year.



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