Would the falling US dollar have any relative effects on sales?

 I see it positvely effecting Microsoft in relation to Japan and 'Others', any ideas?

Probabaly won't affect gaming sales, since companies don't adjust prices to changes in the currency rates, it may affect company profits however

Probably not. If it would have, it would have happened already.

will we ever see fair prices in countries other than the USA or japan. The aussie dollar is roughly 88c to one $american. why are we paying $100 dollars to buy a game. if the prices were fair americans would be paying $88 dollars for their games. nowhere near the cost they are paying.

sure companies need to charge more for smaller selling countries to make profit but the difference is to much imo

On the contrary, prices have noticably fallen here in Canada as our currency has risen substantially against the USD. I see it in DVDs, too. Stock which came in months ago is priced 10-20% higher than stock which has come out in the last month or so.

 Edit: Canada may be a bit of a special circumstance, since without the price drops, people would often buy some American Pesos and get better value with some cross-border shopping.

yes the week dollar helps exporters, and since Sony and Nintendo are importers it hurts them, however, The yen has been weak also so the comparitively it is not as bad.

Others is different, in Euro and Pounds regions everyone is able to offer their console at a lower price.

 They maybe able but they are not doing it :P

^yes, that means right now EVERYONE is more profitable in others than they would have been.

In the old days before free trade nations would have leveled the playing field with tariff so other countries would not come in and take all the nationals sales. (US did this with Japan autos in the 80's)