drake4 said:
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drake4 said:
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drake4 said:
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drake4 said:
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drake4 said:
its a fact that fads could sell for years do your research. i think the best option for nintendo is becoming a third party, since no third party are willing to supprt them anymore.
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You obviously didn't do YOUR RESEARCH
http://www.entrepreneurialconnection.com/skills/module49/three.asp
The difference between a fad and a trend is the period of time. Would you consider the CD storage a fad ? Obviously not because it became obsolete by DVDs.
Would you consider the classic "pet rock" example as a fad ? Absolutely because the demand for it didn't last more than 3 MONTHS.
What makes the WII similar to the "pet rock" in this case ? It's not similar AT ALL.
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its funny that article mentions the Hula hoop as a fad, yet it sold 24 million in it's first 4 months and 100 million in 2 years, thank you. yet your main point was that fads can't sell for years.
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Fads can't sell past 3 YEARS. Nive try though.
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and who said the hula hoop stopped selling, i could find many more examples that match the 3 years, but why waste my time, you make your own rules to what a fad is lol. infact the hula hoop was an iconic image if the 1950s, so it sold way longer then 3 years.
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And just how MANY MORE units did they sell after those 2 years ? I don't have a rule for fads. IT'S GENREALLY AGREED UPON THAT IT USUALLY LASTS 3 YEARS. NICE TRY THOUGH.
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it was the iconic image of the 1950s, it probably sold anothere 100 million.
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Do you have any figures ? I though so.
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well if it sold 100 million, in 2 years, it easily would have sold for one more year but what ever, were done here
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Um even today 2013 schools all over the world have hula hoops. Every toy shop has them. I wouldnt be surprised if since the 50's to today the hula hoop has hit over 1 billion. Its not a fad. Hula hoop is still popular today. specially primary school and 3-7 years old range.
