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nintendo
Just How Long Does A Wii Last On A Store Shelf, Anyways?
Can't be long. And according to Reggie, it's not long at all. Speaking with Wired, the NoA boss has said that despite North America receiving 40% of the global allocation of Wii consoles, the average console is sitting on a retail shelf for around an hour before it's swooped up, thrown into a basket with Wii Play, and carried out of the store. To Nintendo, that's a success story, but if you're still waiting for a Wii 17 months after launch, it's a pain in the ass. Will knowing Reggie is "passionately upset about the lack of product relative to demand" help ease your pain?
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liveblogging
Nintendo's Reggie On Stage in New York
Right now everyone's favorite video game executive Reggie Fils-AIme is speaking at the Bank of America Capital Markets conference in New York. I'm live blogging his remarks right now, and here's what he's saying:11:20 AM: Who's hindering us in the marketplace? Not Sony, not Microsoft - not other publishers. Non-consumption is our problem: The people who aren't playing games today.
11:25 AM: He's going to be covering three topics - state of industry from Nintendo perspective, the immediate prospects for the holiday season, and finally a longer-term look at video games and entertainment business changing
11:30 AM: Only 1 in 5 people describe themselves as regular video game players. Twice as many have no interest in playing at all. 40% say I'm interested and I've played games in the past, but there are other things that keep me from really getting into them.More Reggie goodness after the jump... More »
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reggie
Reggie Interviewed By San Jose Mercury News
Troy Wolverton and Mike Antonucci, reporters for the San Jose Mercury News, got a chance to speak with Nintendo frontman Reggie Fils-Aime in an interview published earlier today. In it, he addresses various issues surrounding the Wii and DS including the lack of Wii availability, comparative sales to other consoles and even the broken strap issue. The interview is certainly interesting from a marketing and numbers standpoint, but what really intrigued me was a little sidebar item called "Five things to know about Reggie Fils-Aime" where we actually get a glimpse into a bit of the personal life of the man who's name has become synonymous with Nintendo. More » -
nintendo
Reggie, Where The Wiis At?
Nearly four months after launch, Wii-less gamers are still camping out and lining up for the next rumored Wii shipment. So what is Nintendo doing to catch up with demand? More » -
nintendo
Want To Work For Reggie?
Nintendo is hiring! They're specifically looking for an assistant to the Nintendo of America president who—let me check the Nintendo corporate bios—just happens to be Reginald Fils-Aime. More » -
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nintendo
Reggie "Blown Away" By Wii Success
Gamepro sat down with Nintendo of America prez Reggie Fils-Aime to talk about the Wii, its success, its public acceptance, and its future. Reggie admits to be taken by surprise at how well the latest Nintendo console is performing: More » -
newsweek
Reggie Promises Games, No Drought
Newsweek's resident game guru N'Gai Croal pinged us about a pledge Nintendo honcho Reggie Fils-Aime has made. The company president has promised no "Nintendo drought," which typically follows between first party games. While Twilight Princess is out and about, sites such as CVG rumor that the next two big titles Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and Mario Galaxy won't see the light of day until late next year. More » -
reggie
Reggie On Elite Beat Sales ("Disappointed"), Wii-mote Battery Issue ("Go Third Party")
A while back, MTV's Stephen Totilo had a whooper of an interview with Nintendo honcho Reggie Fils-Aime. There's been concern about how the Wii-mote eats batteries. But is Nintendo planning an internal rechargeable battery? Meh. Says Reggie: More » -
ssx
SSX Wii Premieres On Spike TV
Announced in July, but still yet to be seen in the flesh, SSX for the Wii will make its first appearance this weekend with a trailer on Spike TV's Game Head. (No Wii Head jokes, please and thank you.) More » -
second life
Reggie: More Mii Customization Possible
Nintendo prez Reggie Fils-Aime virtually sat down with Second Life embedded reporter Adam Reuters to talk about the Wii. With the Second Life crowd obviously a big fan of avatar creation, Reggie was asked about the future social aspects and customization of the Mii. More »



















