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America's top-selling home video game console is.. the Gamecube. Sold more than half a million systems to consumers during Thanksgiving week, easily surpassing its console competitors. And the GBA sold even more, over 600,000. Nintendo must be counting their profits this week.
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.
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tphi wrote:
> Although money would be nice.
Money WOULD be nice
Perhaps nintendo can give it away in the stars catalouge *Hint Hint*
> Although money would be nice.
Money WOULD be nice
Perhaps nintendo can give it away in the stars catalouge *Hint Hint*
lol, Ninty give away money in the Stars Catalogue. Nice idea.
Or alternatively they could give away those things that makes hell freeze over ;)
Or alternatively they could give away those things that makes hell freeze over ;)
They’d do one 5 euro note for the whole of Europe, and it’d cost 10000 stars.
Heh, yep, and it'd be gone before anyone had a chance to get it like usual.
Lol :P
Nintendo are on the stock exchange.
Nintendo are on the stock exchange.
Go-Sen.
NGC make me laugh.
NGC make me laugh.
On the Financial Times website:
"
NINTENDO CO LTD Profile
NINTENDO CO LTD - http://www.nintendo.com/
60, Fukuine Kamitakamatsu-Cho
HIigashiyama-Ku 605-8660, Kyoto 605-8660
JAPAN +81 75 541 6111
+81 75 531 7996
Nintendo Co Ltd. Leading producer of personal, home and coin-operated video game systems and Japanese playing cards in Japan. Computer game software accounted for 61% of fiscal 2001 revenues; computer game hardware, 38% and playing cards and other, 1%.
"
"
NINTENDO CO LTD Profile
NINTENDO CO LTD - http://www.nintendo.com/
60, Fukuine Kamitakamatsu-Cho
HIigashiyama-Ku 605-8660, Kyoto 605-8660
JAPAN +81 75 541 6111
+81 75 531 7996
Nintendo Co Ltd. Leading producer of personal, home and coin-operated video game systems and Japanese playing cards in Japan. Computer game software accounted for 61% of fiscal 2001 revenues; computer game hardware, 38% and playing cards and other, 1%.
"
Can anyone help me on this. I am stuck at work and bored out of my mind. I need to find out the answers to the following:
Where is the Gamecube made? Japan somewhere I guess?
Where it is shipped to in the US? Is it Redmond/North End?
Where can I find this sort of stuff out from?
Help a guy get back home!
Cheers guys.
Where is the Gamecube made? Japan somewhere I guess?
Where it is shipped to in the US? Is it Redmond/North End?
Where can I find this sort of stuff out from?
Help a guy get back home!
Cheers guys.
Why do you need to know that?
Syphonical wrote:
> tphi wrote:
> 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
It's on the Nikkei in Tokyo, not the FTSE in London.
> tphi wrote:
> 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
It's on the Nikkei in Tokyo, not the FTSE in London.
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