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Bloomberg: Nintendo to announce 18.7 Billion Yen loss for the fiscal year

So much for that 100 billion goal.

Last years financials will have very little effect on this years. :p

EDIT: They lost money the first two quarters, maybe the last one. Q3 was in profit purely because of re-evaluation of assests thanks to stronger yen/weaker foreign currencies. If they lost 18 billion yen, the article is saying it's for the entire FY and not just Q4.
 

Tagg9

Member
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R

Rösti

Unconfirmed Member
No specific time? When is the meeting though when they talk about future product and changes? Is it the same day?
I think previous earnings releases have been distributed at 10:00 a.m. JST, though I could be wrong. When the conference call happens I don't know.
 

serplux

Member
Also from the article:

"While Nintendo struggles with its main business, a weakening of the yen may give some relief, as it boosts the value of overseas earnings. The Japanese currency has depreciated about 13 percent against the U.S. dollar this year and touched a four-year low of 99.95 on April 11.
That may enable the company to post net income of 14 billion yen tomorrow, the company said in January."
 

Skyzard

Banned
Seems like I'm missing something - Wii = flush with cash. __time + no games__ Broke as shit. Seems like they spent way too much developing the Wii U or they paid themselves for the Wii.
 
I have a solution... Nintendo should make only portable game systems, and Sony should stop making portables. Microsoft can make their TiVo. Done.
 

Richie

Member
For the year started April 1, Nintendo may post operating income of 70 billion-yen, according to the average of 19 estimates -- short of a target he said was a personal “commitment.”

Confused here. Wouldn't these be positive news?
 
Also from the article:

"While Nintendo struggles with its main business, a weakening of the yen may give some relief, as it boosts the value of overseas earnings. The Japanese currency has depreciated about 13 percent against the U.S. dollar this year and touched a four-year low of 99.95 on April 11.
That may enable the company to post net income of 14 billion yen tomorrow, the company said in January."
added to op
Ok, why does gaf hat Iwata so much?
Its trendy
 
What did they expect? I for one am a HUGE Wii Sports fan, but we haven't heard of any such thing coming out on Wii U.

This launch was surprisingly more botched than the 3DS launch. At least within the first six months Nintendo had some decent software out. Wii U has rehashed software, and stuff that isn't appealing to most users.

Even Monster Hunter has already been made before... we need fresh titles, and we need them now, Nintendo's only hope is themselves.
 

EloquentM

aka Mannny
I'll wait to read the thread until all the knee jerk reactions are done with before any actual discussion is sparked. A loss is a loss though.
 

gryz

Banned
Seems like I'm missing something - Wii = flush with cash. __time + no games__ Broke as shit. Seems like they spent way too much developing the Wii U or they paid themselves for the Wii.

they're not anywhere close to broke
 
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