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| Media Create has published the latest software sales from Japan. |
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| NBA 2K11 doesn't just have Michael Jordan on the cover but also features a list of popular artists providing tracks for gamers to enjoy while playing the game including an original song from Snoop Dogg. Other notable artists include Outkasts Big Boi, Drake, Kid Cudi, Two Door Cinema Club, The Constellations, and The Alan Parsons Project performing the Chicago Bulls intro song. |
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| Nintendo of Japan revealed today the official box art and new hot screenshots of the upcoming Metroid: Other M exclusively on the Nintendo Wii. |
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| Capcom has revealed the first quarter sales results for Lost Planet 2, Super Street Fighter IV and Monster Hunter Tri. |
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| GamerZines writes:
Well, we're nearly eight months into the gaming calendar so now seems as good a time as any to recap five of the greatest games of 2010 so far, in rank order.
This list could change completely by the time New Year's Day hits, but when the market is awash with motion controllers, Halo and Call of Duty, remember that the first half of the year had some of the best efforts to ever grace our medium. |
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| J Lynch: "It seems like every week when were trying to figure out who to pick as the CBotW, we end up looking to the fighting genre because game designers have intentionally made the female characters of that genre appear over the top (and quite often in the top area). Instead weve looked to the action genre and plucked a character from the world of games based on cartoons and movies. While games based on licensed materials rarely satisfy, we think our pick this week for the Cosplay Babe of the Week does a good job." |
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Nintendo has announced it financial earnings for the second quarter in its Fiscal 2011, running from April 1, 2010 through June 30, 2010. Net sales, operating income and net income all saw declines compared to the same time last year. Net sales were down to 188 billion yen ($2.16 billion) from 253 billion yen ($2.9 billion), while operating income and net income saw less dramatic shifts, down to 23 billion yen ($264 million) and 25 billion yen ($287 million) from 40 billion yen ($460 million) and 42 billion yen ($483 million) last year, respectively. Nintendo attributes these losses to the appreciation of the yen and a lower DS price point.
3.15 million DS units and 22.42 million units of DS software were sold worldwide during this quarter. On the Wii side, Super Mario Galaxy 2 managed to be the big performer, selling 4.09 million units worldwide since its launch in late May. 3.04 million Wii consoles were sold, backed by 28.17 million units of Wii software worldwide. As far as forecasted earnings go, Nintendo anticipates net sales of 550 billion yen ($6.3 billion) by the end of September 2010 and 1.4 trillion yen ($16 billion) by the end of its Fiscal 2011, March 2011.
It'll be interesting to see how those earnings are affected by Nintendo's upcoming 3DS hardware launch. The company has revealed (via Bloomberg) that it'll finally announce the launch date and price for its latest piece of tech in Japan on September 29. Nintendo quarterly earnings down; 3DS launch date to be announced Sept. 29 originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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