Wii Shortages Could Cost Nintendo $1 Billion This Holiday – analyst


	Wii Shortages Could Cost Nintendo $1 Billion This Holiday – analyst

Glinkster

12-14-2007 2:41 PM

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nintendo, nintendo wii, honliday, christmas, glinkster, video games, game industry news, game inudstry

Glinkster says:

its all a conspiracy i tell you. Nintendo was planning this all along to generate hype but it bit them in the ass hahahhah

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12-14-2007 3:13 PM

michaelll

Who is behind all this.....

some one near you, maybe,

12-14-2007 7:24 PM

Glinkster

pwahahahaha thats good =)

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								A new report in The New York Times quotes retailers and analysts who've suggested that Nintendo could be giving up as much as $1 billion in sales during this crucial holiday season thanks to the Wii shortage situation – and that's based on potential hardware sales, not including game sales for that hardware. 
James Lin, a senior analyst at the MDB Capital Group, believes the lost opportunity is more like $1.3 billion in revenue. "It's staggering," he said. "They could easily sell double what they're selling."
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