Nintendo Changes Direction, and It Pays Off
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The company has changed its strategy in an effort to dominate the newest generation of video game consoles.
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Site dedicated to Nintendo's new console is reportedly the first in a series of brand-oriented moves for the web giant. In Monkey Bites.
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Disney teams up with Nintendo for a globally interactive experience.
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Can the latest high-powered consoles offer more than videogames? You bet.
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Nintendo believes that when it comes to video games, your fingers want to touch as much as twitch and that two really is better than one.
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Momentum is building for the Wii from Nintendo among its crucial allies: game developers and publishers.
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Video game pioneer Nintendo Co. is no stranger to success, boasting a string of classics ranging from &quot;Donkey Kong&quot; and &quot;Super Mario Bros.
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Sony's upcoming gaming device earns mostly positive reviews from the crowd.
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How did Nintendo really do in the holiday quarter?
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Nintendo's head of game development serves up juicy details about the future of the little console that could.
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A combination of video gaming and memory technology could transform the industry.
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In a shift in strategy, Nintendo plans to begin selling its next generation of hand-held video game devices in the United States in time for the coming Christmas season.
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Nintendo DS was the top selling system last month shifting an impressive 1.5 million units according to NPD.
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THE newest piece of hardware in the video game wars, the Nintendo DS hand-held console, arrived in stores last month, out to prove that two is better than one, in more ways than one.
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Nintendo Co. Ltd. (7974.OS) sold  600,000 units of its new Wii video game console in the first  eight days after its release in the Americas, as the company  vies with rivals Sony Corp. (6758.T) and Microsoft Corp.   for gamers' hearts and wallets.
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Video games are going the same road that enterprise software is increasingly taking: free software, paid services.
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Nintendo said its new DS hand-held console is beating sales expectations, showing that the public wants easy-to-play video games instead of elaborate high-tech machines.