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Go-sen's US counterpart said: "We're overwhelmed by how successful we've been. We're tracking to sell more systems in the last eight weeks of the year than we did in the previous 10 months combined."
Optimistic news for Nintendo is never a bad thing. However it unfortunately just goes to show how utterly crap the Gamecube has been doing in the last 10 months.
Go-sen's US counterpart said: "We're overwhelmed by how successful we've been. We're tracking to sell more systems in the last eight weeks of the year than we did in the previous 10 months combined."
Optimistic news for Nintendo is never a bad thing. However it unfortunately just goes to show how utterly crap the Gamecube has been doing in the last 10 months.
*curses*
Oh well. I probably started earlier - I edited all the text and didn't just link from C-E :p I hate those in-text ads too. :)
> i vote this one better than the other
Thanks
> That's not good news, I will get none of the money regardless of my
> support for Nintendo all these years.
Buy some shares then.
> Rickoss wrote:
> That's not good news, I will get none of the money regardless of my
> support for Nintendo all these years.
>
> Buy some shares then.
Isn't Nintendo a private limited company?
A few months ago we had to follow share prices(business studies), and i couldn't find nintendo anywhere
Anyway, as if you need re-paying. The knowledge that the company you worship and follow daily is doing very well (albeit for one week only probably) should be reward enough.
Although money would be nice.