Of course, shortages in the U.S. and Europe aren't helping things. Both of Nintendo's products are almost impossible to find, giving investors that much more reason to want to sell shares.
Nintendo stocks slip slightly
Of course, shortages in the U.S. and Europe aren't helping things. Both of Nintendo's products are almost impossible to find, giving investors that much more reason to want to sell shares.
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1-28-2008 @ 2:24PM
Rob said...
I haven't seen a DS or Wii on store shelves since before the X-mas rush.
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1-28-2008 @ 2:25PM
Justin said...
My wife just got me a PSP. Oh dear lord, what have we done?!?
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1-28-2008 @ 3:21PM
Tom said...
SHAME ON YOU JUSTIN!! SHAAAME!!! SHUN THE NON-BELIEVER!!SHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN-A!!
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1-28-2008 @ 5:00PM
WhatIsThatThing said...
5,000 to 46,800 doesn't sound like a bad "fall" to me.
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