| Bladeneo said: To be honest, it seems like every single event is another oppurtunity for this large group of people to be exposed to the wii for the first time. It's not as if it came out last week, everyone knows what a Wii is, the number of people who havent seen one is now in the minority so I disagree; each console will suffer a drop after xmas, its natural, I dont think the Wii will see as big an increase next year as many believe. |
I don't really think everyone knows what a Wii is yet. I'm not sure if anyone in my family would know what a Wii was if I didn't have one.
http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/00000.html
According to that website (if I am reading it right) there are about 125 million homes in the USA. So the Wii has the potential to sell to all of the 125 million homes.
One way or the other, I bet there are a lot of potential customers just waiting to get pulled into the Wii phenomenon.
