Even when demand dies down, Nintendo has the ACE in the sleeve.

Wii should continue to sell extremely well, and what happens when the demand drops some?

A $199.99 Wii.

You know that the price will drop, and the hardware will continue to sell, and the games will get better and better. Third party developers are just now seeming to grasp the potential of motion controls.

Don't forget the other Ace up their sleeve.

Wii Sports 2.

Don't forget the other Ace up their sleeve.

Wii Sports 2.

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Hopefully it will rock. They've had enough time to perfect the controls.

Before reaching up their sleeves, there's still the cuff.

Wii Fit.

And the other cuff...Mario Kart

It will be $250 and sales will be rock steady at 300-400K units a month through the year.

And I predict 600K plus in sales for March.

Nintendo doesn't need to worry about demand right now, they need to worry about SUPPLY. You know how many Wii's would be sold per month if everyone who wanted one could get one?Newsboy

Do you think that the fact that their hard to get increases the demand for them even more? I think sometimes it does.

[QUOTE="Newsboy"]Nintendo doesn't need to worry about demand right now, they need to worry about SUPPLY. You know how many Wii's would be sold per month if everyone who wanted one could get one?MikeE21286

Do you think that the fact that their hard to get increases the demand for them even more? I think sometimes it does.