Shatts said:
Not really, I'm just wondering how Nintendo would tackle this problem. Selling it cheaper is an option, but there's only 3 solution to that. One is selling at a loss, the other is making a weaker hardware than we are expecting or selling some parts separately. |
That's guaranteed, it's Nintendo. And for us a weak Yen is only good news? We buy it in Dollars and Euros, which convert to more and more Yen as the Yen gets weaker. The Yen is also getting weaker against the Yuan but at a slower rate. Manufacturing price will go up for Nintendo, yet they still get more Yen for your buck.
2022 1,000 yen was about 550 Yuan, Now 1,000 yen is about 490 Yuan. (-11%)
2022 1 Euro was about 130 Yen, Now a Euro is about 158 Yen (+21.5%)
2022 1 Dollar was about 114 Yen, Now a Dollar is about 145 Yen (+27.2%)
