Media Create has released the Japanese hardware and software sale charts for the week that lasted from the 5th of July to the 11th of July. Nintendo is a clear winner in the part of the world as well, dominating both in terms of games and consoles sold. Two Nintendo products sit at the top of the lists, Nintendo DSi ... |
19 July 2010
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The hardware chart in Japan is for the second week in a row dominated by the Nintendo DSi LL version of the handheld, which is still seeing the effects of a recent price cut introduced by the hardware company. Meanwhile the software chart is seeing significant changes with new entries taking on four of the top five s... |
12 July 2010
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The NPD Group numbers for May showed up last week, after a short delay, and they prove the videogame industry slid down 5% when compared to the same month last year. But despite the gloomy news, the three big companies that make both hardware and videogames raced to put a positive spin on the news.Cammie Dunaway, who... |
5 July 2010
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It seems that with gamers and news editors already in the know about the big releases Sony and Microsoft are preparing for the fall, with Project Natal and the PlayStation Move detailed and put on display at recent trade shows, speculation about what Nintendo plans to do next is even more rampant.Regie Fils... |
16 March 2010
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Nintendo is certainly the big winner of the figures for hardware sales that the NPD Group posted for the United States market in November 2009. Even if the revenue derived from the market was reduced by 13.4% over the same period in 2008, the Japanese manufacturer managed to get good results, with the Nintendo DS han... |
14 December 2009
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The Nintendo DSi LL has arrived on the Japanese market on November 22 and initial numbers suggest that the new hardware version is having an impact with customers, smaller than that of the Nintendo DSi but bigger than that of the Sony made PlayStation Portable Go. For the initial two days, the new console has moved 1... |
25 November 2009
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Nintendo has been moving really fast in relation to the rumored DSi LL handheld, set to have a 4.2-inch screen, bigger than any version of the device released until now and near the size currently offered by other platforms like the PlayStation Portable from Sony and the iPhone from Apple.Just a few days after Japane... |
30 October 2009
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Rumors regarding a new DS from Nintendo have been circulating for a few days, and it seems that somebody out there somewhere was actually onto something. Today, Nintendo held a press event in Tokyo concerning these rumors, and to our surprise it wasn't to deny them. The new large-screen DS was officially announc... |
29 October 2009
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