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Nintendo of America struggle to find stock as half the suppliers in America run out of the console.
When it was reported that the GameCube production had temporarily halted, many jumped the gun and pronounced the platform to be as dead as several doornails. But now, like a phoenix from the flames, Nintendo's little purple console is flying off the shelves.
In fact, going from one extreme to the other, the Cube is now selling so quickly in America that NoA is having to bring in stock from other regions and production in Japan has been ramped up. Not bad for the company that has been written off by many pundits, even though (thanks to the Xbox's monumentally poor performance in Japan) Nintendo have never actually dropped to third in the global console race.
The pre-Christmas price cut is largely responsible for the swell in sales, although games like Mario Kart Double Dash!! have sold very well in the region, even topping the all-formats chart.
When it was reported that the GameCube production had temporarily halted, many jumped the gun and pronounced the platform to be as dead as several doornails. But now, like a phoenix from the flames, Nintendo's little purple console is flying off the shelves.
In fact, going from one extreme to the other, the Cube is now selling so quickly in America that NoA is having to bring in stock from other regions and production in Japan has been ramped up. Not bad for the company that has been written off by many pundits, even though (thanks to the Xbox's monumentally poor performance in Japan) Nintendo have never actually dropped to third in the global console race.
The pre-Christmas price cut is largely responsible for the swell in sales, although games like Mario Kart Double Dash!! have sold very well in the region, even topping the all-formats chart.
chatterbox wrote:
> all you do is high light the riting then press ctrl c and then put it
> into the forum by pressing ctrl p and then enter straight after
oh my....we actually got a description.
well...I feel...honoured...I guess..
> all you do is high light the riting then press ctrl c and then put it
> into the forum by pressing ctrl p and then enter straight after
oh my....we actually got a description.
well...I feel...honoured...I guess..
Join us next week when we find out how really won World War 2.
Yeah guys.
Don't be meen.
Don't be meen.
all you do is high light the riting then press ctrl c and then put it into the forum by pressing ctrl p and then enter straight after
But we do look at the news section... Which is why we don't bother posting it, because we know it.
what does that meen? i was just helping special reserve by bring the news from the site (that no one looks at) to the chat forums
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> You must teach me how to copy and paste sometimes and also how to
> access historical data from the internet.
yes, me too.
oo, I cant wait until he teaches us....it's an essential life skill, is that...
> You must teach me how to copy and paste sometimes and also how to
> access historical data from the internet.
yes, me too.
oo, I cant wait until he teaches us....it's an essential life skill, is that...
You must teach me how to copy and paste sometimes and also how to access historical data from the internet.
Nintendo of America struggle to find stock as half the suppliers in America run out of the console.
When it was reported that the GameCube production had temporarily halted, many jumped the gun and pronounced the platform to be as dead as several doornails. But now, like a phoenix from the flames, Nintendo's little purple console is flying off the shelves.
In fact, going from one extreme to the other, the Cube is now selling so quickly in America that NoA is having to bring in stock from other regions and production in Japan has been ramped up. Not bad for the company that has been written off by many pundits, even though (thanks to the Xbox's monumentally poor performance in Japan) Nintendo have never actually dropped to third in the global console race.
The pre-Christmas price cut is largely responsible for the swell in sales, although games like Mario Kart Double Dash!! have sold very well in the region, even topping the all-formats chart.
When it was reported that the GameCube production had temporarily halted, many jumped the gun and pronounced the platform to be as dead as several doornails. But now, like a phoenix from the flames, Nintendo's little purple console is flying off the shelves.
In fact, going from one extreme to the other, the Cube is now selling so quickly in America that NoA is having to bring in stock from other regions and production in Japan has been ramped up. Not bad for the company that has been written off by many pundits, even though (thanks to the Xbox's monumentally poor performance in Japan) Nintendo have never actually dropped to third in the global console race.
The pre-Christmas price cut is largely responsible for the swell in sales, although games like Mario Kart Double Dash!! have sold very well in the region, even topping the all-formats chart.