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Wii Sports offers five distinct sports experiences, each using the Wii Remote to provide a natural, intuitive and realistic feel. Players can use their own Mii caricatures in the game and play them against their friends’ Miis for a more ...
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Wii shortage can last for months
Posted on Thursday, 12 April 2007 by Roman, source: Next Gen Biz
Although the Nintendo Wii is already released some months ago, there is still a shortage in supply. Nintendo says it is working hard to keep up with the demand but adds that the current situation is as likely to change as the situation in Iraq.
Perrin Kaplan, marketing vice president, makes the following statement:
Nintendo profiling itself as the altruistic "underdog" on the console market. Their PR department is worth their weight in gold.
Perrin Kaplan, marketing vice president, makes the following statement:
“There is a lot going on behind the scenes in terms of working on what we are producing and the numbers continue to rise but the product is so very popular that we may see a supply / demand situation last for some time.”
Kaplan was asked if, given the high demand, Nintendo could have priced the machine at $50 higher than the $250. She said, “There was definitely that possibility. There are so many people who are very much liking the system and while the price that it’s at is very much mass market we probably could have folded at a higher price but I think that it was always Nintendo’s intent to make it a product that is appealing to the mass market.”
Kaplan was asked if, given the high demand, Nintendo could have priced the machine at $50 higher than the $250. She said, “There was definitely that possibility. There are so many people who are very much liking the system and while the price that it’s at is very much mass market we probably could have folded at a higher price but I think that it was always Nintendo’s intent to make it a product that is appealing to the mass market.”
Nintendo profiling itself as the altruistic "underdog" on the console market. Their PR department is worth their weight in gold.
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