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Zlejedi on 18 March 2011
megaman79 said:
Zlejedi said:
megaman79 said:

3.5 weeks to go untill end of 2010 FY.

209k pw X 3.5

total thus far = 1.35 Million 3DS's.

Nintendo needs to sell 2.6 Million 3DS's in PAL/US to meet their 4 Million Projection.

I am slightly hesitant, as a Nintendo investor, that they won't meet this in 12 days of retail.

It won't be selling 200k per week.

Next week should be 150k ,then 120k and 100k

We don't know that. We don't know how many more 3DS's came in the second shipment either.


I don't know why but i felt sudden need to bump this thread ;)

Altrough it seems i overshoot 3rd week as it would have been 120-130k without quake.



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megaman79 on 18 March 2011
Zlejedi said:
megaman79 said:
Zlejedi said:
megaman79 said:

3.5 weeks to go untill end of 2010 FY.

209k pw X 3.5

total thus far = 1.35 Million 3DS's.

Nintendo needs to sell 2.6 Million 3DS's in PAL/US to meet their 4 Million Projection.

I am slightly hesitant, as a Nintendo investor, that they won't meet this in 12 days of retail.

It won't be selling 200k per week.

Next week should be 150k ,then 120k and 100k

We don't know that. We don't know how many more 3DS's came in the second shipment either.


I don't know why but i felt sudden need to bump this thread ;)

Altrough it seems i overshoot 3rd week as it would have been 120-130k without quake.


Losing Friday, Saturday AND Sunday was bound to drastically affect 3DS sales.



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