ph4nt on 10 September 2009
| trestres said: People like to say it's all right but they forget that they have made projections and estimated 26 million Wii's sold by the end of the FY in March 2010. They will be 4 million down by next week, so how could they be alright? Shouldn't they be trying to avoid Wii losing the momentum by taking drastic actions instead of just "enjoying life" like some imply? It's true, they are selling more than the competition and making a lot of money, but how do they plan on reaching those projections and what excuse could be given out to investors, who see the other systems are performing positively YoY (PS3 will most certainly be up YoY before the holidays) and Wii will be the only one being down and by a wide margin? Just don't go ahead and say "they are doing just fine" or "they are drowning in money haha lol roflelomzmg" because it takes all the validity out of your post. |
Even if PS3 and 360 are up yoy, they will still be down in revenue. Nintendo is the only company to ever sustain this high of sales without ever having a price cut.
I don't know if Nintendo will meet it's projections or not, they could have a much larger December this year than last year (last years December went down from November, when historically they have doubled November sales).
