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from the shelfs of American stores.
"In the week following the price cut, Nintendo said it sold 61,000 consoles, up from weekly average sales of 15,000 during August and September. Nintendo's senior vice president of marketing, George Harrison, believes this figure is sustainable throughout the holiday season, and cites the introduction of over 100 new games before the end of this year as a major factor in that belief."
Let's hope the same happens when the UK get's a price cut next week.
"In the week following the price cut, Nintendo said it sold 61,000 consoles, up from weekly average sales of 15,000 during August and September. Nintendo's senior vice president of marketing, George Harrison, believes this figure is sustainable throughout the holiday season, and cites the introduction of over 100 new games before the end of this year as a major factor in that belief."
Let's hope the same happens when the UK get's a price cut next week.
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wel i'm getting 1 price cut or not :) i can't belive i been such a indiot first i got a ps2 which only really use as a dvd player then a xbox which i admit i use alot and have quite a few games for but i have to get a gamecube best looking console out of the 2 i'ld say and all those fun exclusive nintendo games especially mario kart :P
but i found a real cool site www.cex.co.uk
you can go on here and buy and sell stuff :P so i gonna sell me old n64 stuff and get a gamecube memory card and 3 games for £84 with the reduction from what i gonna sell them lol only thing now is i gotta take all the comments from my family parents mainly cause if i buy it with my solo card even though i can do what i want i know what there gonna say
ahhh nintendo people give me courage lol
but i found a real cool site www.cex.co.uk
you can go on here and buy and sell stuff :P so i gonna sell me old n64 stuff and get a gamecube memory card and 3 games for £84 with the reduction from what i gonna sell them lol only thing now is i gotta take all the comments from my family parents mainly cause if i buy it with my solo card even though i can do what i want i know what there gonna say
ahhh nintendo people give me courage lol
Good good - finally something is happening.
Hopefully, as has been said, the same will happen when the Gamecube's price cut comes into play over here next week.
Hopefully, as has been said, the same will happen when the Gamecube's price cut comes into play over here next week.
GasMask wrote:
> Ha, cool. Shifting consoles at last :o)
>
> Only about 2 years too late, but who cares eh? Lol..
Has it been out 2 years?
in America hmmm... nearly.
> Ha, cool. Shifting consoles at last :o)
>
> Only about 2 years too late, but who cares eh? Lol..
Has it been out 2 years?
in America hmmm... nearly.
Edgy wrote:
> George Harrison?
How many times have I read that about the NOA head.
On a total downer Nintendo recorded it's first ever net loss in the lasty quater in Japan...
But believes it's aggressive Christmas plan will pull things back on track for 550 billion yen profit margin.
> George Harrison?
How many times have I read that about the NOA head.
On a total downer Nintendo recorded it's first ever net loss in the lasty quater in Japan...
But believes it's aggressive Christmas plan will pull things back on track for 550 billion yen profit margin.
Ha, cool. Shifting consoles at last :o)
Only about 2 years too late, but who cares eh? Lol..
Only about 2 years too late, but who cares eh? Lol..
George Harrison?
I know little of NOA, but isn't that one of the beatles?
I know little of NOA, but isn't that one of the beatles?
Literally?
from the shelfs of American stores.
"In the week following the price cut, Nintendo said it sold 61,000 consoles, up from weekly average sales of 15,000 during August and September. Nintendo's senior vice president of marketing, George Harrison, believes this figure is sustainable throughout the holiday season, and cites the introduction of over 100 new games before the end of this year as a major factor in that belief."
Let's hope the same happens when the UK get's a price cut next week.
"In the week following the price cut, Nintendo said it sold 61,000 consoles, up from weekly average sales of 15,000 during August and September. Nintendo's senior vice president of marketing, George Harrison, believes this figure is sustainable throughout the holiday season, and cites the introduction of over 100 new games before the end of this year as a major factor in that belief."
Let's hope the same happens when the UK get's a price cut next week.
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