Comments on: More Wii shortages this holiday season? http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:30:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: mazer4455 http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-73929 mazer4455 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 17:58:11 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-73929 what the first guy said, The wii may be out for several years and may still be sold out. But, it might stop and pick up again like the ds. When the DS came out there were very little sales, now, in the past year or so, DS sales have skyrocketed. so yeah...... what the first guy said,
The wii may be out for several years and may still be sold out.
But, it might stop and pick up again like the ds.
When the DS came out there were very little sales, now, in the past year or so, DS sales have skyrocketed.

so yeah……

]]> By: mazer4455 http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826986 mazer4455 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 17:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826986 what the first guy said, The wii may be out for several years and may still be sold out. But, it might stop and pick up again like the ds. When the DS came out there were very little sales, now, in the past year or so, DS sales have skyrocketed. so yeah...... what the first guy said,
The wii may be out for several years and may still be sold out.
But, it might stop and pick up again like the ds.
When the DS came out there were very little sales, now, in the past year or so, DS sales have skyrocketed.

so yeah……

]]> By: John Giotta http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-72886 John Giotta Fri, 13 Jul 2007 17:04:05 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-72886 I truly believe they're using this strategy to entice the customer into buying the product. Ask anyone in Japan what they would do if they found a "hard to find" DS, I bet they'll buy it due to its rarity or score of find. As soon as supply meets the demand impulse buying will vaporize. We know this is true just think back to XBox or PS3 launch and all the demand exploitation on Ebay. Gaming industry motto is "Profit through consumer exploitation." Also, why over produce and lose on the investment when they can just track inventory with caution. I truly believe they’re using this strategy to entice the customer into buying the product. Ask anyone in Japan what they would do if they found a “hard to find” DS, I bet they’ll buy it due to its rarity or score of find.
As soon as supply meets the demand impulse buying will vaporize. We know this is true just think back to XBox or PS3 launch and all the demand exploitation on Ebay. Gaming industry motto is “Profit through consumer exploitation.”

Also, why over produce and lose on the investment when they can just track inventory with caution.

]]> By: John Giotta http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826985 John Giotta Fri, 13 Jul 2007 17:04:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826985 I truly believe they're using this strategy to entice the customer into buying the product. Ask anyone in Japan what they would do if they found a "hard to find" DS, I bet they'll buy it due to its rarity or score of find. As soon as supply meets the demand impulse buying will vaporize. We know this is true just think back to XBox or PS3 launch and all the demand exploitation on Ebay. Gaming industry motto is "Profit through consumer exploitation." Also, why over produce and lose on the investment when they can just track inventory with caution. I truly believe they’re using this strategy to entice the customer into buying the product. Ask anyone in Japan what they would do if they found a “hard to find” DS, I bet they’ll buy it due to its rarity or score of find.
As soon as supply meets the demand impulse buying will vaporize. We know this is true just think back to XBox or PS3 launch and all the demand exploitation on Ebay. Gaming industry motto is “Profit through consumer exploitation.”

Also, why over produce and lose on the investment when they can just track inventory with caution.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-72877 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:22 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-72877 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826983 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826983 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826984 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826984 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826982 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826982 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826979 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826979 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826980 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826980 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

]]> By: troy http://www.wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/comment-page-1/#comment-826981 troy Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:58:00 +0000 http://wiinintendo.net/2007/07/13/more-wii-shortages-this-holiday-season/#comment-826981 You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS's year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren't producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii. You -are- wrong. The sales rate of the Wii is utterly unlike the other consoles. It has almost reached the level of the Xbox 260 despite MS’s year head start. Do you know how sold out the DS remains in Japan, despite being out for years? Not because Nintendo aren’t producing huge amounts at rapid paces, but because the DEMAND is spectacularly, ridiculously high, like a rich rock star. And anyone who grasps the reality of the situation has or has had the sense to arrive an appropriately ridiculous amount of time before it seems necessary, and do a lot of preparatory research, to get your Wii.

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