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If Nintendo Ceases to Be…

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Frank R
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Amongst the news of Nintendo losing $926 million for the first half of its financial years is an underlying tone that Nintendo could perish. The sales of the Nintendo Wii, DS have slowed dramatically, compounded by the fact that the Nintendo 3DS, even after a price cut, is not doing as expected. This is leading critics and fanboys alike to claim that the demise of Nintendo is near. What if Nintendo ceases to be?

Tags: 3DS, Apple, Innovation, Mario, Microsoft, N64, NES, Nintendo, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Sony, Zelda
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