| Zucas said: The main thing I'm trying to get across is that this is just the early shipment. I mean unless EA is wanting to keep it a limited time deal, they can always buy more when needed. I wouldn't think Ninty would block them from buying it... that's bad for business. |
Unless they're selling the Motion Plus standalone faster than they can make them. Then everyone except EA (Nintendo, distributors, retaillers) would rather sell the $20-25 contraption and $50 game seperately and make more money than on the $60 bundle. Even EA might want to sell them seperately if they are flying off the shelves and there is no competition for their games until WSR.
Eh, too much stuff involved. I think 500K is a big enough number though, that if you live in America or Western Europe, and want to buy a bundle in the first week, you've got a good chance.
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Satoru Iwata, Nintendo President. Only slightly paraphrased.
