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http://www.cube-europe.com/news.php?nid=5816
(I hate those adverts integrated into the text)
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> Yes, because Nintendo receive the full retail value from every
> purchase, while the retailers happily pass them on for free.
How sarcasm doesn't work in text.
> That should equate to about £940,000,000 worth of hardware.
Didn't mention profit, did I?
> Works, doesn't it?
Yes, because Nintendo receive the full retail value from every purchase, while the retailers happily pass them on for free.
> Insane Bartender wrote:
> Europe is no small market.
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> Its the smallest of the three main regions ;)
yea but it is not a small market
> Europe is no small market.
Its the smallest of the three main regions ;)
80 x 500,000 = £40,000,000
90 x 600,000 = £54,000,000
Total = £94,000,000.
Works, doesn't it? Unless I made a typo initially. Erk.. hope not.
> Great news that. All in all, that adds up to 1,100,000 Nintendo
> consoles sold. That should equate to about £940,000,000 worth
> of hardware.
Who pays £850+ for a GC or GBA? In Britain a GC is only £80. And we are like the most expensive of all markets.