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...brings a tear to our eye Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has gone on the record with the Financial Times as being "interested" in the strategy Amazon has adopted for free internet access on its Kindle eBook reader. "I'm interested because...

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...sales bump since the price cut went into effect in late September. "The consumer response has been very strong to the price reduction," Fils-Aime told the Financial Times. Fils-Aime declined to offer a specific unit sales figure following...

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...Matt Casamassina September 21, 2009 - According to a report by the Financial Times, Square-Enix president Yoichi Wada believes that the successor to Nintendo's incredibly popular Wii videogame console will arrive in 2011. The Times is vague...

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...to make that decision. GS: Square Enix's CEO told the Financial Times he expects Nintendo to release an HD version of the Wii and a new controller in 2011, and we've heard analysts suggest similar things before. Can you comment on that?

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Most interesting was the executive's speculations about Nintendo. Wada told the Financial Times that he expects Nintendo to release a followup to the Wii by 2011. The new console will take a decidedly different approach to the Wii's...

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Iwata: Nintendo passed on camera-based motion-sensing Publisher's president tells the Financial Times that Wii's accelerometers work better than new tech from Microsoft, Sony. Motion-sensing technology was out in full force during the 2009...

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...appears to be trending downward, but the Wii's drop is more than proportional. A Nintendo representative told Financial Times that the company isn't distressed. "It is still the first few months of the year when sales are slow for the...

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Music labels might partner with Hulu to take on YouTube - Rumors of a single site for music videos from Universal, EMI, Warner, and Sony BMG were reported by Silicon Alley Insider last week, and confirmed by the Financial Times. AMD...

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Analyst: Wii production costs down 45% Credit Suisse analyst Koya Tabata tells Financial Times that Nintendo is in a position to cut console's price to stimulate demand. Nintendo's market-leading Wii holds a significant lead over its...

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