| h2ohno said: They don't talk about last year. They are talking about expectations for this year. They thought there would be more Switches for them to sell, but there aren't, and that is severely cutting into their profits for this year. |
OK, I just read 'previous expectations' as being based on previous sales.
Question (to anybody): The amount of Switches Nintendo contracted to produce WAS known by Nintendo all along,
and I assume retailers like GAME had shipment expectations at least indirectly based on that, i.e. what Nintendo told them,
so GAME and UK generally getting less than that implies somebody else is getting more, i.e. is being favored by Nintendo...
Who/ Where is that?
Demand surpassing supply based on original plan is one thing, but shipments being *less than* original plan suggests
they changed the plan at least as far as where they target the same over-all level of production to be sold.
Who is so lucky?
