NintendObserver’s select content on Nintendo investor relations.
NintendObserver’s select content on Nintendo investor relations.
Nintendo's new account system has officially been named "Nintendo Account."
You'll notice most of the times Nintendo mentions the NX in documents they put it right next to Wii U and 3DS.
Nintendo download sales for the first half of this fiscal year are the highest they've ever been.
About 21.10 million amiibos have been shipped in less than a year since they hit the market.
Splatoon and Super Mario Maker are having similar effects on the Wii U business as did MK8 and SSB4 last year.
About 70% of Animal Crossing Happy Home Designers in Japan are women.
Nintendo's operating income turned back to positive for the first time in five fiscal years.
Tatsumi Kimishima appointed as President of Nintendo.
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"We are currently researching how we can efficiently develop Virtual Console titles with limited human resources."
"We have various ideas in mind for collaboration on the character licensing business across Japan, North America and Europe."
"Our business has gone through changes in business environment, a transition period, which we had never experienced before."
"Only a handful of characters can last for one, two or three decades."
"Once the value of a software title decreases, it can never be increased again."
"It is a priority within the company to think about how we can satisfy the consumers who purchased this system to the maximum extent possible."
"Which points we should focus on at E3 change every year depending on the development status of each product and future deployment schedule."
"At the previous headquarters, Mario Club Co., Ltd. performs debug operations and difficulty adjustments for Nintendo products."
"It was rather an exceptional thing for a Japanese company to become the principal owner of a Major League Baseball team."
"For collaborations with software publishers or their games, please consider that there are various ongoing projects below the surface."
"A stock split would damage the premium value Nintendo stock currently holds."