Gamespot reports: Nintendo is TAKING OVER THE WORLD

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Right about this time last year, Nintendo was touting its surging financial fortunes. The release of the DS Lite had the company posting a massive 85 percent jump in revenues year-over-year for its first fiscal quarter. Meanwhile, profits had risen more than 10 percent from the same period the year before.

Today Nintendo released first-quarter results for its current fiscal year, and the numbers are even bigger thanks to the success of the Wii. For the three months ended June 30, 2007, Nintendo reported revenues of 340.4 billion yen ($2.8 billion), an increase of more than 160 percent over the prior year's first-quarter tally of 130.9 billion yen ($1.1 billion). Profits likewise soared, with the company winding up 80.3 billion yen ($667.4 million) in the black for the quarter, a 416 percent increase over the previous Q1's 15.6 billion yen ($129.3 million).

During the quarter, the DS enjoyed continued strength, selling nearly 7 million systems in the three-month period, bringing the lifetime-to-date total to 47.3 million units sold worldwide. Nintendo attributed the US releases of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl as helping the DS games rack up worldwide sales of nearly 3.6 million for the quarter. The company also said older DS releases like Nintendogs, Brain Age, and New Super Mario Bros. continued to sell well.

On the console front, Nintendo sold more than 3.4 million Wii systems for the quarter, bringing the system's lifetime total to almost 9.3 million systems sold worldwide in less than eight months of release. Super Paper Mario and Mario Party 8 were the top new releases for the system for the three months, with Wii Play and Wii Sports (which does not come bundled with the system in Japan) leading catalog sales.

The success of both the Wii and DS prompted Nintendo to boost its financial forecasts for the full year. The publisher now expects total revenues to hit 1.4 trillion yen ($11.6 billion) instead of a bit over 1.1 trillion yen ($9.5 billion). Net profits are also projected to top the previous 175 billion yen ($1.5 billion) estimate and reach 245 billion yen ($2 billion).

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Right about this time last year, Nintendo was touting its surging financial fortunes. The release of the DS Lite had the company posting a massive 85 percent jump in revenues year-over-year for its first fiscal quarter. Meanwhile, profits had risen more than 10 percent from the same period the year before.

Today Nintendo released first-quarter results for its current fiscal year, and the numbers are even bigger thanks to the success of the Wii. For the three months ended June 30, 2007, Nintendo reported revenues of 340.4 billion yen ($2.8 billion), an increase of more than 160 percent over the prior year's first-quarter tally of 130.9 billion yen ($1.1 billion). Profits likewise soared, with the company winding up 80.3 billion yen ($667.4 million) in the black for the quarter, a 416 percent increase over the previous Q1's 15.6 billion yen ($129.3 million).

During the quarter, the DS enjoyed continued strength, selling nearly 7 million systems in the three-month period, bringing the lifetime-to-date total to 47.3 million units sold worldwide. Nintendo attributed the US releases of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl as helping the DS games rack up worldwide sales of nearly 3.6 million for the quarter. The company also said older DS releases like Nintendogs, Brain Age, and New Super Mario Bros. continued to sell well.

On the console front, Nintendo sold more than 3.4 million Wii systems for the quarter, bringing the system's lifetime total to almost 9.3 million systems sold worldwide in less than eight months of release. Super Paper Mario and Mario Party 8 were the top new releases for the system for the three months, with Wii Play and Wii Sports (which does not come bundled with the system in Japan) leading catalog sales.

The success of both the Wii and DS prompted Nintendo to boost its financial forecasts for the full year. The publisher now expects total revenues to hit 1.4 trillion yen ($11.6 billion) instead of a bit over 1.1 trillion yen ($9.5 billion). Net profits are also projected to top the previous 175 billion yen ($1.5 billion) estimate and reach 245 billion yen ($2 billion).

jedigemini

Really man you somehow make a sales thread everyday.

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

Well, if Nintendo does well that means more software support will come. That's good news to gamers, and certainly a reason to care. It's also a great **** you to everybody that naysayed on the Wii.

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

Do you work for Nintendo?ramey70

I know you were being facetious, but if he does, he is surely dedicated to his job.... damn. I don't think I've read one of his posts that doesn't read like and endless stream of corporate gloating. Then again, if he was an employee I'm sure Nintendo would have him doing something more important than posting on System Wars of all places.

If he doesn't, well... that's kind of sad.

There is ac ountless amount of hardcore fanboys here but I'm hard pressed to think of one of the top of my head that's more dedicated to his brand name of choice than this dude is.

Really, it's kind of bizarre. Whatever passes the time, I guess.

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

krp008

Im 18 and own a wii and I know three other people who have one and are older as well, last time I went to walmart I overheard a couple talking about looking for a wii, its for everyone, so don't make up lame facts, the people like this console and thats why it sells.

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

krp008

33, Bought a Wii at launch, also own a 360. I'm really sorry you can't afford more than one console because wii is a great 2nd console!

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

Because the sales benefit us in the end.

Think.

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

krp008

I'm 18 and I own a Wii so that disproves your whole post. GTFO.

Looks like Nintendo is on the verge of overthrowing Microsoft as the leader this gen... YES!!!! 9.3 million units sold in a matter of eight months though, seriously, you've got to hand it to Nintendo that is a pretty amazing feat.

You know, while I know for a fact that a lot of you are becoming Nintendo haters due to their recent success and what some label as "gimmicks", Nintendo really has earned this success. I just got done watching some old E3 videos from Nintendo press conferences, and saw this, and it really makes me appreciate Nintendo and more specifically all of the genius leadership Satoru Iwata has put into the company since he became CEO. The Nintendo DS wasn't a guaranteed success at first, but now look at it? 47 million units in two and half years, that is pretty incredible. Wii was definitely a skeptical device, and while in a sense it still is, it has still pretty much already proven to be a success in Nintendo's own terms. Its already sold more units in Japan than the Gamecube did, and its sold half as many total Gamecube units inless than aFOURTH OF THE TIME! My hats off to Nintendo, those are some well earned statistics.

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

Um....maybe you are on the wrong board?

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

krp008

I'm 26 and got a Wii at launch. It's my preferred system as well. Why don't you imagine your own reality to yourself because nobody of intelligence is going to buy into that crap. Sure some parents buy it for their kids but some buy it for themselves. Some also buy 360's for their kids. Just because your "groupies" aren't in with the trends doesn't mean that they are the end all be all of the market.

[QUOTE="jedigemini"]

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6175596.html?action=convert&om_clk=latestnews&tag=latestnews;title;0

Right about this time last year, Nintendo was touting its surging financial fortunes. The release of the DS Lite had the company posting a massive 85 percent jump in revenues year-over-year for its first fiscal quarter. Meanwhile, profits had risen more than 10 percent from the same period the year before.

Today Nintendo released first-quarter results for its current fiscal year, and the numbers are even bigger thanks to the success of the Wii. For the three months ended June 30, 2007, Nintendo reported revenues of 340.4 billion yen ($2.8 billion), an increase of more than 160 percent over the prior year's first-quarter tally of 130.9 billion yen ($1.1 billion). Profits likewise soared, with the company winding up 80.3 billion yen ($667.4 million) in the black for the quarter, a 416 percent increase over the previous Q1's 15.6 billion yen ($129.3 million).

During the quarter, the DS enjoyed continued strength, selling nearly 7 million systems in the three-month period, bringing the lifetime-to-date total to 47.3 million units sold worldwide. Nintendo attributed the US releases of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl as helping the DS games rack up worldwide sales of nearly 3.6 million for the quarter. The company also said older DS releases like Nintendogs, Brain Age, and New Super Mario Bros. continued to sell well.

On the console front, Nintendo sold more than 3.4 million Wii systems for the quarter, bringing the system's lifetime total to almost 9.3 million systems sold worldwide in less than eight months of release. Super Paper Mario and Mario Party 8 were the top new releases for the system for the three months, with Wii Play and Wii Sports (which does not come bundled with the system in Japan) leading catalog sales.

The success of both the Wii and DS prompted Nintendo to boost its financial forecasts for the full year. The publisher now expects total revenues to hit 1.4 trillion yen ($11.6 billion) instead of a bit over 1.1 trillion yen ($9.5 billion). Net profits are also projected to top the previous 175 billion yen ($1.5 billion) estimate and reach 245 billion yen ($2 billion).

Shinno441

Really man you somehow make a sales thread everyday.

:lol:

[QUOTE="ramey70"]Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.JayPee89

The more they sell the more games they get and the better chances I have of feeling like I am IN a game with the motion controls. Does that make me a fanboy of a company? Or does that make me a fan of games who would like to one day become fully immersed in an environment instead of looking at pretty visuals. Some of you people are completely ignorant and void of seeing potential in anything beyond your own pethetic existances.

[QUOTE="krp008"]

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

mmnin

I'm 26 and got a Wii at launch. It's my preferred system as well. Why don't you imagine your own reality to yourself because nobody of intelligence is going to buy into that crap. Sure some parents buy it for their kids but some buy it for themselves. Just because your "groupies" aren't in with the trends doesn't mean that they are the end all be all of the market.

[QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="ramey70"]Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.mmnin

The more they sell the more games they get and the better chances I have of feeling like I am IN a game with the motion controls. Does that make me a fanboy of a company? Or does that make me a fan of games who would like to one day become fully immersed in an environment instead of looking at pretty visuals. Some of you people are completely ignorant and void of seeing potential in anything beyond your own pethetic existances.

[QUOTE="mmnin"][QUOTE="krp008"]

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

Rahnyc4

I'm 26 and got a Wii at launch. It's my preferred system as well. Why don't you imagine your own reality to yourself because nobody of intelligence is going to buy into that crap. Sure some parents buy it for their kids but some buy it for themselves. Just because your "groupies" aren't in with the trends doesn't mean that they are the end all be all of the market.

[QUOTE="mmnin"][QUOTE="krp008"]

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

Rahnyc4

I'm 26 and got a Wii at launch. It's my preferred system as well. Why don't you imagine your own reality to yourself because nobody of intelligence is going to buy into that crap. Sure some parents buy it for their kids but some buy it for themselves. Just because your "groupies" aren't in with the trends doesn't mean that they are the end all be all of the market.

See, now this actually makes a little more sense. People love where they came from and cherish their past. If you grew up on Nintendo in the 80s then you might be a little more fond of seeing that time revived. Which happens to be a lot of the older crowd. Old people also don't like to NOT play games, but they also don't like to be showed up by little kids so they stay away from it. Give them games that they can understand and they will be more open to it. The Wii is doing that very well.

But people who grew up on Sony don't want to see Sony decline either and they see Wii as a threat and therefore criticize it without any direct reason to.

Someone here mentioned Wii as a second console. Couldn't have put it better myself. Even in the system wars, the Wii can be considered the third party. While the real war is between PS3 and 360, the Wii is there to reassure us that if both Sony and Microsoft fall (which won't be happening anytime soon), the Wii will be there..I think..? haha
ooJmong

360 AND PS3 can't fail simultaneously. Not if hardcore gamers exist.

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

krp008

Just because you do not know anyone does not mean that there are people who don't buy them at a certain age. Jeez I am almost 21 and bought a Wii, especially given the fact that Nintendo always creates good games that I enjoy and if I want great 3rd party games I will get another console. I plan on getting a PS3 when the price is officially dropped instead of just what Sony did with releasing the 80 GB for the original price and discontinuing the 60 GB package. But for the moment I am all PC and Wii, and since I have a full time job, I don't need to spend all my time andmoney on games thus it is a suitable choice for me.

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

[QUOTE="mmnin"][QUOTE="krp008"]

Because of all the parents going to Wal-Mart and seeing the $250 price tag versus the $500 one and the $400 one, also noting all of the Mario games with that cheap console and are sold. They all buy their precious little 5-9 year olds a Wii.

Seriously, i do not know one person over the age of 17 (who has a job and buys their possessions independently) who own a Wii over a PS3 or 360. I just dont...

So Nintendo better thank all the Mommies out there buying theirkids a friendly, family console.

Rahnyc4

I'm 26 and got a Wii at launch. It's my preferred system as well. Why don't you imagine your own reality to yourself because nobody of intelligence is going to buy into that crap. Sure some parents buy it for their kids but some buy it for themselves. Just because your "groupies" aren't in with the trends doesn't mean that they are the end all be all of the market.

7 MILLION DS'S SOLD IN 3 MONTHS??!!?! That's amazing.nintendofreak_2

And 9.3 million Wii's sold in roughly 8 months is impressive. Looks like the 360 is going to be bumped to 2nd place by the end of August, and thenlast in the spring of 2008 when there are lots of PS3 games available worth owning.

Doesn't make sense, how can they make that much money and have such a poor technical system? And they don't even want to spend time on a good online infrustructure. What a bunch of greedy ***hats. Oooh i know what we'll do with this money we'll make electronic excercise gaming controllers. What next?Riviera_Phantom

I have a feeling that Nintendo is creating a base for the future. Once they establish themselves then they can do whatever they want and dream to do as a company. HD, epic games, etc. They are milking this trend and in the meantime creating input devices like the Wii balance board that can be used in sports games, FPSs, skateboarding and skiing games to make gaming even more fun. As a hardware manufacturer you have to do two things, create a palette for developers to do whatever they want and also make that palette capable of selling to the masses so that developers have an interest in using that palette. With Nintendo doing both of those things, now all they have to do is sit back and watch the waves crash while feeding it along and giving possibilities with their own games.

All systems are going to be more interactive next gen thanks to the Wii and all systems are going to be more graphic thanks to PS3 and 360. Why all of these gamers feel threatened by Wii or 360 or PS3 does not make sense in the grand scheme of things. The industry is in a good place to go farther than ever before in the upcoming generations.

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

Soulja_West

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Would you like a little cheese with your whine? I find it pathetic that people like you cannot accept the fact that Nintendo has done the best thing for the market and brought in innovation instead of milking gamers of the same old crap that developers have been releasing since games went 3D a good decade ago. You know what immersion is? If not go look it up, because the Wiimote is exactly that, one step closer to making games play more realistically. If you cannot accept that you should just stop playing games altogether, but then again I suspect you are just a child who is a casual that only plays GTA and Halo cause you think it makes you look cool.

:roll:

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

Soulja_West

If the 360 and PS3 was $250, they wouldn't have those "amazing" graphics that you constantly brag about. Use your brain next time.

kudos to nintendo for making the haters mad

and they got every right to be mad. if i was a nintendo hating fanboy, i'd be furious right now :lol:

[QUOTE="Soulja_West"]

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

DSgamer64

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Would you like a little cheese with your whine? I find it pathetic that people like you cannot accept the fact that Nintendo has done the best thing for the market and brought in innovation instead of milking gamers of the same old crap that developers have been releasing since games went 3D a good decade ago. You know what immersion is? If not go look it up, because the Wiimote is exactly that, one step closer to making games play more realistically. If you cannot accept that you should just stop playing games altogether, but then again I suspect you are just a child who is a casual that only plays GTA and Halo cause you think it makes you look cool.

:roll:

I don't have a reason to cry considering that I'll be playing GTA 4 in a couple of months and you want. If I thought the wii was innovative, I would be praising it instead of bashing it. How is the wii innovative? I see nothing innovative about the wii. All I see is a last gen console with a motion sensing controller. Wowwwww big deal and you talk about milking? :lol: How many marios do we have now? How many different GBAs do we have? So please do go there. Also, I should stop gaming because I don't like the wiilol. I'm not even going to comment on that because it would only be a waste of time and I'm not a child. I just don't like that POS called the wii and I think you need to just accept it. I play GTA 4 and Halo because I like those games. Keyword "LIKE"

[QUOTE="Soulja_West"]

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

darkmario123

If the 360 and PS3 was $250, they wouldn't have those "amazing" graphics that you constantly brag about. Use your brain next time.

You never know. Anything is possible. Just look at the lost that sony is taking from the PS3. You use your brain next time.

Do you work for Nintendo? Why do you care so much about a faceless corporation that cares nothing about you? I have a Wii, and I enjoy it. However, I could care less how much money they make or don't make. Nintendo is no different than the airline I choose to fly, the company that makes my car, or the company that makes my preffered soft drink. They are just a faceless corporation like all the rest.ramey70

No company really cares about you but at least they give good customer service and acknowlege you exsist.

I don't have a reason to cry considering that I'll be playing GTA 4 in a couple of months and you want. If I thought the wii was innovative, I would be praising it instead of bashing it. How is the wii innovative? I see nothing innovative about the wii. All I see is a last gen console with a motion sensing controller. Wowwwww big deal and you talk about milking? :lol: How many marios do we have now? How many different GBAs do we have? So please do go there. Also, I should stop gaming because I don't like the wiilol. I'm not even going to comment on that because it would only be a waste of time and I'm not a child. I just don't like that POS called the wii and I think you need to just accept it. I play GTA 4 and Halo because I like those games. Keyword "LIKE"

Soulja_West

:evil::evil::evil: nintendo's dominating the market, and i'm furious :evil::evil::evil:

Soulja_West

:lol:

[QUOTE="darkmario123"][QUOTE="Soulja_West"]

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

Soulja_West

If the 360 and PS3 was $250, they wouldn't have those "amazing" graphics that you constantly brag about. Use your brain next time.

You never know. Anything is possible. Just look at the lost that sony is taking from the PS3. You use your brain next time.

Come back when the PS3 is $250.

[QUOTE="Soulja_West"]

:evil::evil::evil: inintendo's dominating the market, and i'm furious :evil::evil::evil:

JB730

:lol:

:lol:

[QUOTE="Soulja_West"][QUOTE="darkmario123"][QUOTE="Soulja_West"]

Don't be stupid. Nintendo isn't taking over the world. The reason that the wii is selling so well is because of that gimmicky controller and because its dirt cheap. Parents will pick the cheapest console for the childern because they'll figure they want know the differnece. Also, if the PS3 and 360 was 250 do you honestly think that the wii would be outselling the 360 and PS3? HELL NO.

darkmario123

If the 360 and PS3 was $250, they wouldn't have those "amazing" graphics that you constantly brag about. Use your brain next time.

You never know. Anything is possible. Just look at the lost that sony is taking from the PS3. You use your brain next time.

Come back when the PS3 is $250.

Trust me, I will and I'll even book mark this thread lol.