Update:
Nintendo Shares Fall After Wii Sales in U.S. Drop 17% (Update1)
By Hiroshi Suzuki
April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Nintendo Co., the world’s largest maker of handheld game machines, fell the most in more than two months in Osaka trading after U.S. sales of its Wii video-game console declined for the first time in 14 months.
Nintendo lost 6.6 percent to close at 26,180 yen on the Osaka Securities Exchange, dropping the most since Feb. 2. It was the biggest drag on the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index, while Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average gained 1.7 percent.








. You shouldn´t bother really, even if Wii were to sell zero consoles from this day on, it would still be a roaring hit compared to GC and N64. Remember some people thought that Nintendo would join Sega and go thirdparty a few years ago when they were last. It´s more realistic for you to expect Wii sales to pick up later in the year with great software and Wii motion +.