I am the lucky owner of a DS Lite and a Nintendo Wii.
Recently I've been thinking about buying another DS Lite for a family member, I also know of another family member that would like a Wii.
However, it seems incredible that nearly 2 years into the life of the DS you cannot go into shops at buy one due to high demand at Xmas.
In the UK the Nintendo Wii has been out for over a year now and you STILL cannot go into a shop and buy one.
I appreciate that they are incredibly popular, but surely Nintendo has to demonstrate that it can deal with the demand that it KNEW it was going to have. They must be losing lots, and lots of potential customers simply because they cannot provide sufficient hardware for the market.
In some game shops you can't buy Mario Galaxy because of high demand. I've been a Nintendo gamer for 20 years now, and I have known a situation like this.
If Nintendo doesn't get its act together fast then it risks losing the lead it has fought so hard to gain.
Recently I've been thinking about buying another DS Lite for a family member, I also know of another family member that would like a Wii.
However, it seems incredible that nearly 2 years into the life of the DS you cannot go into shops at buy one due to high demand at Xmas.
In the UK the Nintendo Wii has been out for over a year now and you STILL cannot go into a shop and buy one.
I appreciate that they are incredibly popular, but surely Nintendo has to demonstrate that it can deal with the demand that it KNEW it was going to have. They must be losing lots, and lots of potential customers simply because they cannot provide sufficient hardware for the market.
In some game shops you can't buy Mario Galaxy because of high demand. I've been a Nintendo gamer for 20 years now, and I have known a situation like this.
If Nintendo doesn't get its act together fast then it risks losing the lead it has fought so hard to gain.