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Purple said:
eva01beserk said:

Supply constrained would mean that retailers and consumers wanted more but nintendo dint hve it. Thats completly the oposite of what I sugested as that nintendo had it, but retailers and consumers dint want it so stores did not have it. So you would never have heard of something like that.

"Supply of demand constrained" :P

In all seriousness, I remember a knowledgeable Neogaf poster mentioning Nintendo have a storage problem and it's costing them quite a lot of money. You'd assume they've slowed down production now (which would cost them quite a bit of money too).


I wouldn't be surprised if the number of Wii U's out there is quite low. Although anything less than 200k seems unlikely.


Anything less than 200k in NA I hope you mean. Japan alone has 60k with a tiny country and a population of 125m. na is a bigger market, bigger cland mass and has 3 times the population.