Correct.
Interestingly, Nintendo digital sales increased by 70 million from Q1-Q3. Digital products are going to be a major focus from Nintendo going forward.
They now stand at 180 million from Q1-Q3. Conversely, last year they stood at 110 million.
Since Parmenides is not here:
Wii U Unit Sales (Unit: Million)
Code:Hardware Ap-Jn Jl-Sp Oc-Dc Ja-Mr FY LTD FY 2012/13 - - 3.06 0.39 3.45 3.45 FY 2013/14 0.16 0.30 1.95 - 0.46 5.86 Software Ap-Jn Jl-Sp Oc-Dc Ja-Mr FY LTD FY 2012/13 - - 11.69 1.73 13.42 13.42 FY 2013/14 1.03 5.27 9.66 - 6.30 29.73
3DS Unit Sales (Unit: Million)
Code:Hardware Ap-Jn Jl-Sp Oc-Dc Ja-Mr FY LTD FY 2010/11 - - - 3.61 3.61 3.61 FY 2011/12 0.71 2.36 8.36 2.10 13.53 17.13 FY 2012/13 1.86 3.20 7.65 1.24 13.95 31.09 FY 2013/14 1.40 2.49 7.76 - 3.89 42.74 Software Ap-Jn Jl-Sp Oc-Dc Ja-Mr FY LTD FY 2010/11 - - - 9.43 9.43 9.43 FY 2011/12 4.53 3.60 19.91 7.96 36.00 45.42 FY 2012/13 7.39 11.64 20.53 10.05 49.61 95.03 FY 2013/14 11.01 16.37 29.87 - 27.38 152.29
Since Parmenides is not here:
You're not reading it wrong.Maybe im reading it wrong.
But those wii u sales are terrible.
Yeah, it means that Gamecube owners, few as they were in the grand scheme of things, were pretty damn content with the system, and bought quite a few titles on it. The Wii is a little bit harder to pin down, simply because of the explosion of the Blue Ocean strategy that saw a few titles clear the 20 million sold threshold.
"With respect to "Wii U," Nintendo released key first-party titles such as "The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD," "Wii Party U" and "Super Mario 3D World" from summer toward the year-end sales season. While these titles each sold over one million units. . ."
Happy to see that Super Mario 3D World is over a million, every single Wii U owner should buy it and so should everyone else. Nice to see WWHD sold relatively well too. It'd be interesting to see how many of those were people that never played the game before.
It does look like it'll outdo both the GBA and the GB lines in attach rates though, I'd say it's doing pretty decently (though perhaps a little under what would be expected.)
I don't think so. The GBA was a beast, but it fell off pretty quickly. The 3DS is actually following the PSP-trajectory more closely except it has like 5-10 million lead. We'll see how it ends up, but I'd be surprised if it fell short of 75 million and I feel fairly confident it'll crack the GBA.
1,070,000
17,090,000
15,650,000
17,590,000
15,400,000 (DS released)
8,330,000
4,340,000
1,590,000
420,000
40,000
3,610,000
13,530,000
13,950,000
13,500,000 (projected)
TWW HD must have sold a ton in america since it didn't even crack 100k in the japanese charts.
SM3DW is more believable to be there since it was over 400k in japan at the year's end.
Wind waker HD has sold quite decently it seems, it paid out after all.
nintendo bundled a bunch of digital copies, had the game launch digitally first, and then had a big limited edition in europe and the us.
"With respect to "Wii U," Nintendo released key first-party titles such as "The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD," "Wii Party U" and "Super Mario 3D World" from summer toward the year-end sales season. While these titles each sold over one million units. . ."
Happy to see that Super Mario 3D World is over a million, every single Wii U owner should buy it and so should everyone else. Nice to see WWHD sold relatively well too. It'd be interesting to see how many of those were people that never played the game before.
You seem to have forgotten to add the results of the quarter just past to the LTD totals.
EDIT: Must have fixed it or my eyes are crazy.
Bundles.
Yea you are. The sales are greatMaybe im reading it wrong.
But those wii u sales are terrible.
Honest question: why are there so many people here focused on these numbers being shipped? Isn't that always the case?
2 million 2desses? Not bad.
Can someone explain why their 2012 and 2013 Wii U HW/SW numbers don't add up to the LTD numbers? I'm sure there'll be some technical reason.
Bit interesting that Nintendo didn't release figures for Mario U + Luigi U this quarter. That was the main bundle being sold though the holidays.
Source: https://twitter.com/gibbogame/status/428422588948168704Nintendo results briefing tomorrow begins at 10am Tokyo time, which is 8pm EST, we will be there and keep you updated as it happens
So, the 3DS is down YOY about 1 million units, but up by nearly ~18 million software.
ALBW doing so well is seriously the best piece of info thus far.
They're only showing comparable sales periods (Apr-Dec), which leaves out Jan-Mar.
So, the 3DS is down YOY about 1 million units, but up by nearly ~18 million software.
It's a considerably poorer indicative of user base size than sold-through numbers (especially in cases where large amounts of units are languishing in warehouses). Microsoft and Sony changed the rules by switching to reporting (and emphasizing) sell-through (unsurprisingly, since it's advantageous for their message).Honest question: why are there so many people here focused on these numbers being shipped? Isn't that always the case?
Rösti;98815292 said:On another note, regarding the Corporate Management Policy Briefing / Third Quarter Financial Results Briefing, David Gibson tweeted this around 50 minutes ago.
Nintendo results briefing tomorrow begins at 10am Tokyo time, which is 8pm EST, we will be there and keep you updated as it happens
Source: https://twitter.com/gibbogame/status/428422588948168704
More or less given, but thought it was worth mentioning (again).
Negatives to take from the report:
- Inventories at record high : Approx. 1.8 Billion US
- R&D + Marketing expenses increased despite lower results from previous year
- Wii U commercial failure
- Nintendo did not release results for Super Mario 3D World sales (very indicating)
- 3DS shipments declined compared to last-year regardless of 2DS release
Positives:
- Nintendo digital revenues increased from 110 million to 180 million (increase of 64%)
- Pokemon X&Y very successful at over 11 million
- Share repurchase program
- Somehow (don't know how) Nintendo increased their balance sheet
Only 7.76m 3DS' during the holiday season with a $99 2DS and pokemon is way lower than I expected, I would've thought 12m+. I guess the Mobile market is heavily eating into that Nintendo marketshare.
Only 7.76m 3DS' during the holiday season with a $99 2DS and pokemon is way lower than I expected, I would've thought 12m+. I guess the Mobile market is heavily eating into that Nintendo marketshare.
Where is everyone getting the "shipped" from? I'm on my phone so maybe I missed it but all I see in the pictures are "hardware sales."
Nintendo announces share buy back for as much as ¥125bn, is this the family's stake?
Where is everyone getting the "shipped" from? I'm on my phone so maybe I missed it but all I see in the pictures are "hardware sales."
Shipped, if that isn't obvious. So ~2M in warehouses and on shelves?
Reduction rate of 50% Iwata president, 30% two representative directors with the exception of the president Iwata, 20% of the other Directors. In February-June, a reduction period described in "judging by business environment at that time" and (Iwata president) for the remuneration of then.
Earnings report numbers are always shipped, it's the number investors actually care about.
Negatives to take from the report:
- Inventories at record high : Approx. 1.8 Billion US
- R&D + Marketing expenses increased despite lower results from previous year
- Wii U commercial failure
- Nintendo did not release results for Super Mario 3D World sales (very indicating)
- 3DS shipments declined compared to last-year regardless of 2DS release
Positives:
- Nintendo digital revenues increased from 110 million to 180 million (increase of 64%)
- Pokemon X&Y very successful at over 11 million
- Share repurchase program
- Somehow (don't know how) Nintendo increased their balance sheet
How do we know this? Seems like a slippery slope putting this factor in a discussion. Not that I doubt that there are loads of unwanted Wii Us on shelves.