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Nintendo’s rail shooter makes the charts but trails Konami’s Powerful Pro Baseball and Namco Bandai’s latest Taiko no Tatsujin as 3DS sales pick up.
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Big in Japan July 11-17: Star Fox 64 3D
1940s detective game and Infamous 2 take top slots in sales charts debut; PS3 still in third place below PSP and 3DS.
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Big in Japan July 4-10: L.A. Noire
(15 Jul 2011) Leads Western assault on Top 10.
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Japanese Video Game Charts: L.A. Noire Hits #1 – News
The game sold well in Japan, and the 3DS became the top selling system of the week. Tales of the Abyss for Nintendo 3DS has had a successful first week of sales. The game sold 74,173 units for the week of June 27 till July 3. The release also propelled the 3DS to be the top selling console of the week, with 30,233 units sold. The RPG beat out titles including Capcom’s Super Street Fighter IV …
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NEWS: Tales of the Abyss Experiences Successful First Week
Digging into its E3 2011 reserves, Forbes today published an interview with Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime. The interview, conducted back at E3, focuses on the introduction of Wii U and the challenges the system might face coming to market…
Reggie Fils-Aime is president and chief operating officer of Nintendo of America, a division of the Japanese video game giant. Known to gamers as “the Regginator,” he’s the public face of the company in the U.S. I spoke to him last month following the debut of the Wii U, the company’s next video game console. The following excerpts from that conversation are edited for length and clarity. …
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What Is Nintendo Planning With The Wii U? Reggie Fils-Aime Explains It All
(1 Jul 2011) Nothing setting chart alight.
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Japanese Video Games Charts: Domestic RPGs Rule – News
Link is a man — or, depending on the game, a very, very young boy — with his finger in a lot of metaphorical pies. He’s the Hero of Time. Sometimes, he’s the Hero of Two Times. He’s the savior of Termina from impending lunar destruction, and perhaps most inexplicably, he’s also a train conductor-in-training. His latest role, however, is Hero of the Nintendo 3DS: For the first time since April …
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Japanese hardware sales, June 13 – June 19: Working it OoT edition
Nintendo has announced drastic cuts to the price of both the DSi and DSi XL hand-held gaming devices. Yet the 3DS remains at a price that leaves it vulnerable to competitor attacks. Today Nintendo has announced a dropped the price on the popular DSi hand-held and it’s larger cousin the DXi XL. In Australia this means that from 30 June 2011, Nintendo DSi will be available for only SRP AU $199.95 …
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Nintendo drop DSi prices, 3DS sales to feel the pain?
Portables slashed by AU$50 each in Australia.
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Aussie price drop for Nintendo DSi and DSi XL
