Wired.com : Wii sales are slowing down. Do you feel it’s due to the economy? What’s Nintendo’s sales strategy moving forward? Kaigler : There are a lot of factors when sales go either up or down. And it’s hard to point to any one particular factor. I’ve read reports from analysts that point to any number of factors. What I can say is our launch calendar is very different from 2008 versus 2009, as you know. Last year we had three powerful titles, with Super Smash Bros. Brawl in March, Mario Ka
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Wired.com : Wii sales are slowing down. Do you feel it’s due to the economy? What’s Nintendo’s sales strategy moving forward? Kaigler : There are a lot of factors when sales go either up or down. And it’s hard to point to any one particular factor. I’ve read reports from analysts that point to any number of factors. What I can say is our launch calendar is very different from 2008 versus 2009, as you know. Last year we had three powerful titles, with Super Smash Bros. Brawl in March, Mario Ka
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If you were hoping to find Splinter Cell: Conviction or Red Steel 2 under the Christmas tree this year, too bad. Ubisoft said today that both games will be pushed back until the fourth fiscal quarter — corporatespeak for some time between January and March of 2010. These aren’t small-time games. Conviction is the fifth game in the popular Splinter Cell series, which focuses on steathily hunting down enemies from the shadows. Red Steel 2, a Kill Bill-inspired hack-and-shoot, is a marquis titl
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Ubisoft Strikes 2 From the Holiday Lineup
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March 20th, 2009 Posted by AM @ 12:10 pmCategories:GeneralTags:Nintendo Co. Ltd., Console, Unit, Nintendo Wii, Capcom USA, Sales Strategy, Game Players, Sales Force Management, Sales, Consumer ElectronicsVideo game hardware revenues climbed 11% to $532.7 mln in February 2009 from $481.4 mln in February 2008, according to NPD Group. Americans bought 753,000 units of Wii, the best-selling console. The handheld Nintendo DS, which sold 588,000 units, came in second. Microsoft’s Xbox 360 sold 391,000
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Console sales up 11% in February 2009
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We got such a boatload of submissions for Channel Frederator’s 2-Second Cartoon Contest and it really looks like everyone put a lot of work into their shorts. Thanks to everyone for submitting! I would love for everyone to to win, but we did promise a prize, and that prize goes to Jeff Gill for his short, “First Kiss”. Congratulations, Jeff! I asked Jeff a few questions about himself and what inspired his 2-second short. Check out his answers below! Tell us a bit about yourself: I’m ori
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